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As soon as the causes that motivated it disappear
When the cause that prompted it ceases, under Article 104(2) of the Traffic Act. Immobilisation applies in legally specified cases, rather than automatically for any offence. Article 104 also provides for specific checks in certain cases and prior payment of payable costs; the question assumes those conditions have been met.
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As soon as the causes that motivated it disappear
When at least 5 days have passed since the immobilisation
When the Officer informs the competent authorities
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