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The minimum distance strictly necessary.
The minimum strictly necessary, safely and slowly, under Articles 80 and 81. The 15-metre limit and ban on entering junctions concern reversing as a supplementary manoeuvre for stopping, parking or joining traffic. This does not authorise motorway reversing or dangerous manoeuvres.
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A maximum distance of 15 metres.
It doesn't matter, as long as the manoeuvre is carried out quickly.
The minimum distance strictly necessary.
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