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No. Article 8.4 of Royal Decree 159/2021 requires recovery and transport by a vehicle intended for roadside assistance and registered in REAV, apart from exceptional causes related to mass or dimensions. A private car is not authorised merely by going slowly or heading for the next exit. Contact roadside assistance and avoid exposing yourself to traffic.
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Yes, provided it does not become an obstruction.
Yes, provided you do so with caution and at a moderate speed.
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