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No, it is prohibited.
A vehicle is completely prohibited from entering a road junction while reversing during a parking manoeuvre, regardless of how many metres it travels, as this could place road users crossing the junction at serious risk of collision. Under no circumstances may the distance travelled exceed 15 metres or involve entering a road junction.
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Yes, it may always do so if desired, but with caution.
No, it is prohibited.
It is permitted, but only in specific cases.
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