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No. Article 80 prohibits reversing on motorways and autovías: continue to a later permitted exit. Avoiding obstruction or being in a built-up area does not authorise it. The Article 68 exception for priority vehicles requires urgent service, exceptional circumstances and no compromise to safety; it does not authorise a private car to do this.
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Yes, provided that it does not obstruct other traffic.
Yes, because it is within a built-up area.
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