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Yes, since this is a special circumstance
Yes. Article 49.2 allows driving below the minimum when road conditions prevent maintaining it safely. Ice justifies adapting speed; it does not authorise entering a closed road or guarantee that 40 km/h is safe in every case. Use hazard lights if you cannot reach the minimum and there is a risk of a rear-end collision, under article 49.3. Slow driving does not automatically require the shoulder: for vehicles up to 3,500 kg, article 36.1 requires an emergency, serious traffic disruption and a usable, sufficient shoulder.
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Yes, but you must drive on the hard shoulder so as not to hinder vehicles travelling faster
No, because it is an abnormally reduced speed
Yes, since this is a special circumstance
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