Which of these circumstances authorizes the Administration to proceed with the removal of a vehicle from the public road?

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The Administration may order the removal of a vehicle to an impound lot in several cases outlined in Traffic Law, one of the main ones being when the vehicle remains abandoned on the public road. Abandonment poses an environmental risk and improper occupation of public space. Conversely, parking in a regulated zone (blue zone) with valid authorization is correct conduct. Having an expired MOT (ITV), while a punishable offense resulting in a fine, does not automatically entail towing unless the officer determines the vehicle poses a serious and immediate danger to road safety.

Which of these circumstances authorizes the Administration to proceed with the removal of a vehicle from the public road?

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