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No, it is prohibited.
No. Article 114.1 prohibits opening doors before the vehicle has completely stopped. Once stopped, also check that opening them or getting out does not endanger or obstruct others, particularly cyclists. As a general rule, enter and leave on the side nearest the road edge. Being in a hurry does not authorise opening a door while the vehicle is moving.
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