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No, since the road is temporarily closed to traffic, except in special cases.
No. The red flag temporarily closes the carriageway to traffic from the passage of the vehicle displaying it. Users accompanied or escorted by officers are excepted, which is excluded here. It does not mean only the left lane closes or that extra caution permits passage.
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Yes, on the right-hand side, since the left-hand lane will be closed to traffic.
Yes, taking extreme care.
No, since the road is temporarily closed to traffic, except in special cases.
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