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Yes, it is one of the cases in which it is permitted
Reversing with our vehicle in order to rejoin the traffic after stopping or parking is one of the situations in which the Traffic Regulations permit reversing without this resulting in a penalty.
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No, under no circumstances
Yes, it is one of the cases in which it is permitted
Yes, but only on urban roads
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