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Yes, during the stated activity.
Yes, because it is performing road work at a speed not exceeding 40 km/h. The amber V-2 signal marks its position as an obstructing vehicle; it does not grant right of way. Simply entering a motorway does not itself require it: the statutory conditions must apply. It is also used during the stationary or parked work situations specified by the rule.
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Yes, during the stated activity.
No, it must always wait until it reaches a fenced work area.
It must only use it at night, never by day.
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