If a car is immobilised on a motorway due to a breakdown, may it be towed by another car?
Highways and motorways
Explanation
When a car becomes immobilized on a **motorway** due to a breakdown, it cannot be towed by another car. This is because only vehicles **authorized** for roadside assistance, such as **tow trucks**, can tow broken-down vehicles.
- In the event of a breakdown, the vehicle must stop on the **hard shoulder** or in the **central reservation** of the motorway.
- People in the vehicle must exit and position themselves in a safe place, wearing reflective vests, or stay inside with the seatbelt fastened if there is no safe place.
- To request help, the nearest **emergency phone** can be used.
Therefore, the correct answer is that a broken-down car cannot be towed on a motorway by another car.
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