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Yes, when service requires it and with necessary precautions.
Yes, in performing their duties and with necessary precautions. Article 68.1 permits those officers to use or position their vehicles on the part of the road needed to provide assistance or meet service or traffic needs. This does not authorise ordinary drivers or manoeuvres unrelated to service. The general Article 80 rule prohibits reversing on motorways.
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No, the general prohibition has no exception for officers.
Yes, when service requires it and with necessary precautions.
Yes, merely because they are officers, even for a private manoeuvre unrelated to service.
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