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No, it is forbidden.
No. Article 80.2 prohibits entering a junction and limits this supplementary reversing movement to 15 metres; staying below that distance does not permit entering the junction. This rule applies to those supplementary manoeuvres. Article 80.1 separately addresses the exceptional case where going forwards or changing direction or travel direction is impossible, with only the minimum necessary reversing distance. Reversing is prohibited on autopistas and autovías.
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Yes, as long as no more than 15 metres are travelled.
Yes, in any case.
No, it is forbidden.
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