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No, it must continue to a permitted exit.
No. Reversing is prohibited on motorways and dual carriageways; continue to a permitted exit. Exceptional powers of priority vehicles on urgent duty, without compromising safety and subject to officers’ orders, do not authorise a private car to return to a missed exit.
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No, it must continue to a permitted exit.
Yes, if its hazard lights are switched on.
Yes, provided it travels no more than 15 metres.
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