In what circumstance is it mandatory to leave a motorway or dual carriageway by the first available exit?

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Traffic regulations set 60 km/h as the minimum mandatory speed for driving on motorways and dual carriageways, regardless of the type of vehicle. Driving at a speed below 60 km/h is considered driving at an abnormally low speed, which creates a very high risk of a rear-end collision with other vehicles traveling at high speed. Therefore, if because of a breakdown or emergency it is not possible to maintain at least 60 km/h, you must signal with the hazard lights and leave the high-speed road by the first possible exit.

In what circumstance is it mandatory to leave a motorway or dual carriageway by the first available exit?

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