According to General Traffic Regulations, on which type of roads is driving in reverse strictly prohibited?

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The correct answer refers to motorways and dual carriageways. According to Article 31 of the General Traffic Regulations, reversing is generally prohibited on all roads, with specific exceptions (as a complementary maneuver for stopping, parking, or merging, provided it does not cover more than 15 meters or invade an intersection). However, the prohibition is absolute and strict on motorways and dual carriageways, where driving in reverse is never allowed due to high speeds and the high risk of collision.

According to General Traffic Regulations, on which type of roads is driving in reverse strictly prohibited?

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