As a general rule, may a broken-down car be towed by another car?
- A)No, except in exceptional situations; it must be done by a vehicle designed for it
- B)Yes, with a rope
- C)Yes, at night
Show the correct answer
A) No, except in exceptional situations; it must be done by a vehicle designed for it
Broken-down vehicles must be towed by vehicles designed for that purpose, such as tow trucks. Only in exceptional cases is it allowed with other vehicles.
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