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No, it is prohibited in the stated conditions.
No. Article 80.1 permits reversing only when forward travel and changing direction are impossible, or as a complementary manoeuvre required by another manoeuvre, over the minimum indispensable distance. When complementing stopping, parking or joining traffic, it must not exceed 15 metres or enter a road junction. Reversing is prohibited on motorways and dual carriageways. Perform it slowly with article 81 precautions; a dead-end street does not allow arbitrary reversing along its entire length.
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Yes, on any urban road.
Yes, because reversing is a normal alternative to driving forward.
No, it is prohibited in the stated conditions.
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