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Yes, under certain conditions.
Yes, for the minimum necessary distance, without exceeding 15 metres or entering an intersection, under article 80.2. Signal, reverse slowly and check that it creates no danger; stop or abandon it if safety requires. Reversing is prohibited on Spanish autopistas and autovías.
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Yes, always.
Yes, under certain conditions.
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