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Yes, as a general rule, except in an emergency.
As a general rule, reversing by any type of vehicle on public roads is prohibited, except when it is necessary to carry out a manoeuvre such as parking, and the established distance while reversing is not exceeded.
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No, it is prohibited and may be done whenever it is considered necessary.
It is only prohibited for two-wheeled vehicles.
Yes, as a general rule, except in an emergency.
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