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Yes.
Yes, under Article 25. Immobilisation may be avoided if another properly authorised person fit to drive takes over with the safeguards required by officers. Protect occupants, vehicle and cargo. The measure may end when its cause disappears or a valid replacement takes over, unless a court order provides otherwise.
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No, even if they exceed the maximum permitted rate.
Yes.
No, they can only penalise the driver.
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