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A vehicle specifically intended for roadside assistance and registered in REAV.
As a general rule, accident-damaged or broken-down vehicles are towed by vehicles specifically intended for roadside assistance and registered in the State Register of Roadside Assistance (REAV). Article 8.4 of Royal Decree 159/2021 provides an exception when the vehicle’s mass or dimensions require another type of vehicle. There is no general exception allowing a private car to tow another along an urban road to the nearest place.
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Any private car, provided it has a strong rope.
A vehicle specifically intended for roadside assistance and registered in REAV.
Any goods lorry merely because it has greater mass.
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