The **immobilization of a vehicle** ordered by an authority agent will be lifted **as soon as the causes that motivated it disappear**. This means that if a vehicle has been stopped for reasons such as an accident, a breakdown, or any other situation that prevents its safe circulation, the immobilization will remain until those causes are resolved.

- **Accidents or breakdowns:** If a vehicle cannot continue circulating due to an accident or breakdown, it must be parked in a place where it does not obstruct traffic, such as the right shoulder. People must exit the vehicle and position themselves in a safe place, using reflective vests and signaling the vehicle with emergency lights and, optionally, warning triangles. The immobilization will be lifted when the vehicle can be removed or repaired so as not to obstruct traffic.

- **Safety conditions:** Immobilization may also be related to the safety of passengers or the load. For example, if the vehicle is overloaded or passengers are not properly seated, these conditions must be corrected before continuing the journey is allowed.

In summary, the immobilization will be lifted when the causes that originated it are resolved, ensuring that the vehicle can circulate safely and without obstructing traffic.