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No, continue to a permitted exit.
No. Continue to a permitted exit. Reversing on motorways and dual carriageways is prohibited in this situation. Other-road statutory exceptions include limited supplementary manoeuvres and cases where forward travel or a change of direction is impossible; they do not authorise reversing to recover this exit.
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No, continue to a permitted exit.
Yes, if reversing less than 15 metres.
Yes, if the hazard lights are on.
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