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you must not travel more than 15 metres or enter a road junction.
Reversing as part of parking must not exceed 15 metres or enter a road junction, under Article 80.2. Use only the minimum necessary distance and ensure it is safe and space is clear. There is no general 15-second limit or general duty to use hazard lights: warn with reversing lights, or the prescribed arm signal if none are fitted.
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you must switch on the hazard warning lights.
you must not travel more than 15 metres or enter a road junction.
the manoeuvre must not last more than 15 seconds.
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