In which case may the authorities proceed to immobilize a vehicle?

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The correct answer is when the vehicle exceeds the permitted levels of gases, noise, or smoke. The Traffic and Road Safety Law empowers officers to immobilize a vehicle when its mechanical behavior (polluting or acoustic emissions) exceeds regulatory limits, posing a risk to the environment or public health. Regarding the incorrect options: Not carrying the physical registration document carries an administrative penalty, but not immobilization, as officers can verify the document's validity electronically. Accumulating fines on the same day is not, by itself, a legal cause for vehicle immobilization.

In which case may the authorities proceed to immobilize a vehicle?

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