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No, it is prohibited in all cases.
Vehicle occupants, as well as pedestrians in general, are prohibited in all cases from using the carriageway of a dual carriageway or motorway to travel or walk freely, even when they have been involved in an accident, because they risk being run over by other vehicles travelling on the road.
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No, it is prohibited in all cases.
They may travel along it only in the event of an emergency or accident.
Yes, provided that they take care not to be run over.
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