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Yes, under the stated conditions.
Yes, unless an applicable instruction directs otherwise. If the shoulder were unusable or insufficient, it would use the essential part of the carriageway. This duty does not permit choosing any shoulder at will or disobeying officers’ orders.
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Yes, under the stated conditions.
No, the duty applies only if more convenient.
No, it may freely choose any lane.
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