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No, it is prohibited.
No. Article 8.4 of Royal Decree 159/2021 requires recovery and any transport by a vehicle intended for recovery service and registered in REAV, subject to regulatory exceptions. There is no general permission for a private car merely because the journey is limited to 10 km or the nearest point. If the goods pose a hazard, call 112 and follow the competent services’ instructions.
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No, it is prohibited.
Yes, as long as it is not towed more than 10 kilometres.
Only as far as the nearest point where it will not obstruct traffic.
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