For which of the following reasons may a traffic officer proceed to immobilize a vehicle?

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An officer may order the immobilization of a vehicle as a precautionary measure if its circulation poses a serious risk or violates fundamental legal requirements. This covers three main areas: The Driver: Testing positive for alcohol or drugs, refusing to take the tests, or lacking a valid driving license. The Vehicle: Due to serious technical deficiencies (brakes, lights, tires), lack of mandatory insurance, or exceeding permitted noise/smoke levels. The Cargo: Due to excess weight/dimensions or if it is at risk of falling (poor stowage). The option 'only for documentation' is incomplete, and the attitude of passengers carries individual penalties but does not necessarily lead to the immobilization of the vehicle.

For which of the following reasons may a traffic officer proceed to immobilize a vehicle?

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