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Yes, since it is authorised for roadworks and not expressly prohibited.
Yes. Vehicles authorised to use a lane opened for roadworks may use it unless expressly prohibited. Use dipped headlights by day and night, observe the indicated speed and the lane’s other conditions. Lanes opened for traffic flow are instead reserved for motorcycles and cars without trailers: the two cases must not be confused.
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Yes, since it is authorised for roadworks and not expressly prohibited.
Yes, any vehicle may always use them, even if prohibited.
No, no car towing a trailer may use them for roadworks.
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