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Yes, if the vehicle displays the disabled persons sign.
Yes, subject to the section’s operating conditions. The rule permits eligible vehicles even with only the driver when displaying V-15 or a parking card for persons with disabilities and reduced mobility. It does not require the driver personally to have a disability or state this is the only possible exception. Being newly qualified does not grant authorisation. Check the lane’s applicable rules and signs.
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No, because it must carry the set minimum number of occupants.
Yes, if the vehicle displays the disabled persons sign.
Yes, if the driver is a newly qualified driver.
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