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exceed 15 metres.
It must not exceed 15 metres or enter a road junction, under article 80.2. The distance must also be the minimum necessary for the complementary parking, stopping or moving-off manoeuvre. This limit must not be presented as applying to every reversing case in article 80.1. Reversing is prohibited on motorways and dual carriageways. Move slowly, signal and ensure no danger is created; designated stopping or parking areas do not authorise reversing on those roads’ carriageways.
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exceed 15 metres.
last more than 15 seconds.
exceed 10 metres.
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