At precisely what moment can a vehicle's immobilization be lifted by the agents?

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Vehicle immobilization is a precautionary road safety measure, not a penalty in itself (although it is usually accompanied by a fine). Its goal is to prevent a vehicle from circulating while it poses a danger or violates serious regulations. Traffic Law states that immobilization will be lifted as soon as the causes that motivated it disappear. Practical examples: If immobilized for drunk driving: It is lifted when the driver tests negative or another licensed driver takes over. If due to lack of a child seat: It is lifted as soon as the proper device is installed. Why the other answers are incorrect: '5 days': There is no fixed time frame; it can last 10 minutes or months, depending on when the problem is solved. 'When the Agent reports': The report is the administrative procedure for the complaint, but that does not rectify the safety issue that caused the immobilization.

At precisely what moment can a vehicle's immobilization be lifted by the agents?

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