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Yes, for the minimum necessary distance and without danger.
Yes, for the minimum necessary distance, slowly, signalling and checking that no danger is created. The 15-metre limit for reversing as a complement to stopping, parking or joining traffic does not automatically apply in this situation. Reversing is prohibited during ordinary motorway or dual-carriageway driving; the prompt excludes those roads.
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Yes, for the minimum necessary distance and without danger.
Yes, with a mandatory 15-metre limit that always applies to this case.
No, it is never allowed on an ordinary street in that case.
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