Is access to a dual carriageway permitted for vehicles coming from adjacent properties?

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The correct answer is yes, but with limited access. This is a key difference between a motorway (autopista) and a dual carriageway (autovía): Motorways: Have no access whatsoever to adjacent properties (they are fully enclosed). Dual Carriageways: Can have access, but it is limited. To ensure safety and traffic flow, access is usually not direct onto the main carriageway but is channeled through service roads or link roads. Therefore, the option 'without any limitation' is incorrect because it would be dangerous, and 'under no circumstances' is incorrect because that rule applies to motorways.

Is access to a dual carriageway permitted for vehicles coming from adjacent properties?

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