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No; a breakdown does not authorise continuing on the left-hand shoulder.
No. A breakdown does not authorise continuing on the left-hand shoulder. If an emergency requires a vehicle with maximum authorised mass not exceeding 3,500 kg to travel abnormally slowly and seriously obstruct traffic, use the passable, sufficient right-hand shoulder or indispensable carriageway area under Article 36.1. Leave at the first exit when Article 38.2 applies. Request assistance if safe movement is impossible; do not cross the carriageway dangerously to reach the right-hand shoulder.
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No; a breakdown does not authorise continuing on the left-hand shoulder.
Yes, any breakdown allows either shoulder to be used.
Yes, provided hazard warning lights are activated.
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