Correct answer
Yes
Traffic manoeuvres carried out by drivers with their vehicles can cause a change to normal traffic conditions on all types of road, since they make both the driver and other road users change their usual behaviour to adapt to the manoeuvre in question.
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It will only be a change on roads passing through built-up areas
No
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