Challenge: Bridge and tunnel: side wind, the bridge light, and the tunnel emergency procedures
Everyone knows red means 'stop', but the details differ exactly where students pay the least attention: does the bridge light also apply if it is not flashing but burning steadily? And if something later goes wrong in a tunnel, is 'get back to the entrance as fast as possible' the right reflex, or exactly the mistake the book explicitly forbids?
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