As a general rule, what is the maximum distance you may reverse?
- A)50 metres
- B)As far as necessary
- C)15 metres, without entering a junction
Show the correct answer
C) 15 metres, without entering a junction
Reversing is only allowed as a complementary manoeuvre, over no more than 15 metres and without entering a junction.
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