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15 metres
For reversing as part of parking, at most 15 metres, without entering a junction and only the minimum necessary distance. The 15-metre limit applies to reversing as part of stopping, parking or joining traffic; it should not be indiscriminately extended to every reversing exception. Reversing is prohibited on motorways and dual carriageways. Observe and manoeuvre slowly without endangering others.
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