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When its position on the road may endanger other users.
When its position on the road may endanger other users, under article 71.2.b. Special vehicles intended for these tasks on Spanish autopistas or autovías also use it from entry until reaching the work site. V-2 warns of a situation but gives no priority. Article 71 covers other uses, including special vehicles travelling at no more than 40 km/h.
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Only when the work involves moving rocks.
Whenever it parks off the road, even without work or danger.
When its position on the road may endanger other users.
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