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About One-way streets, narrow single carriageways, separated carriageways and service roads: which statement is correct?

  1. If your right-hand wheels leave the asphalt, the only risk is damage to tyres or rims; the steering stays under control.
  2. A service road (ventweg) next to the main carriageway is simply an extra lane you can use for fast, through traffic.
  3. ✓ The prohibition applies to reversing as a driving manoeuvre along the road and to U-turns; backing into a parking space is explicitly still allowed.
  4. If your right-hand wheels leave the road surface on a narrow single carriageway, you can simply steer calmly back to the middle.

Correct answer: The prohibition applies to reversing as a driving manoeuvre along the road and to U-turns; backing into a parking space is explicitly still allowed.

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The prohibition applies to reversing as a driving manoeuvre along the road and to U-turns; backing into a parking space is explicitly still allowed

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