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No, as it is forbidden to travel in reverse on a motorway.
No. Reversing is prohibited on motorways and autovías in this case. Continue to a permitted exit and find a safe route while obeying signs; do not reverse along the shoulder or because you passed the exit by less than 50 metres. The question does not concern the exceptional regime for priority vehicles on urgent duty.
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Yes, provided the safety of other road users is not compromised.
No, as it is forbidden to travel in reverse on a motorway.
Only if we have missed it by less than 50 metres.
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