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Yes, and that is why the rules governing them must be followed.
The manoeuvres we carry out with our vehicle, whether parking or driving our vehicle in reverse, for example, will always be potentially dangerous for the other users of the road on which we are travelling. Therefore, the rules governing them must always be followed.
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Yes, but there are no regulations concerning them.
Not particularly.
Yes, and that is why the rules governing them must be followed.
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