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Yes, obeying signs and the lane’s conditions.
Yes, subject to the lane’s conditions. Article 41 admits motorcycles and cars without trailers when opened for traffic flow. For roadworks, vehicles authorised on the road may use it unless expressly prohibited. Use at least dipped headlights, obey applicable speeds and do not move laterally into normal-direction lanes, even to overtake. This is not unconditional permission for every motorcycle on any road.
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Yes, obeying signs and the lane’s conditions.
No, all motorcycles are prohibited from using it.
Only without a sidecar, even when authorised and not prohibited.
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