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The minimum indispensable distance to leave safely.
The minimum indispensable distance to leave, with necessary precautions and without creating danger. The 15-metre limit and ban on entering a junction apply to reversing as a complement to stopping, parking or joining traffic; they are not the distance limit in this Article 80.1 case. If forward travel, a direction change or turning around is possible, this exception does not apply.
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Always a maximum of 15 metres, even if that does not allow you to leave.
It is prohibited in every case, even with no alternative way out.
The minimum indispensable distance to leave safely.
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