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No, it is forbidden.
No. Request an appropriate recovery service rather than improvising a tow with a car. Article 8.4 of Royal Decree 159/2021 requires removal and transport of a broken-down vehicle by a purpose-built recovery vehicle registered in REAV, except where exceptional mass or dimensions require another vehicle type. There is no general authorisation for a car to tow it to a workshop or for 100 km. If the dangerous goods create a risk, notify emergency services and follow their instructions.
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Yes, but it is not permitted to tow a vehicle for more than 100 kilometres.
Yes, but only to the nearest garage.
No, it is forbidden.
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