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No, it is prohibited
No. Hatching enclosed by a continuous line excludes vehicle entry, with the prescribed exception for users required to travel on the shoulder. The car in the question is not within that exception. A road marking does not override every emergency circumstance or an officer’s instruction.
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Yes, whenever they wish
No, it is prohibited
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