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as a complementary manoeuvre when stopping.
Reversing, as a complementary manoeuvre when stopping, parking or joining traffic, must not exceed 15 metres or enter a road junction. Reversing is prohibited on motorways and dual carriageways, since stopping and parking are not permitted on these roads.
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on dual carriageways and motorways passing through a built-up area.
when it is not possible to change direction or the direction of travel.
as a complementary manoeuvre when stopping.
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