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No, because it does not have at least its dipped headlights switched on.
No. Article 42 requires at least dipped headlights by day and night for vehicles using the shoulders and extra lane. The general range is 60–80 km/h, or lower established or posted limits, subject to circumstances requiring reduced speed. Using a shoulder opened as a lane is not itself improper driving.
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No, because it is driving on the hard shoulder.
No, because it does not have at least its dipped headlights switched on.
Yes, as long as it does not exceed 80 km/h.
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