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Yes.
Yes, unless an express prohibition applies to the lorry. A temporary additional lane does not have the general cars-and-motorcycles restriction of a contraflow lane opened for traffic flow. Follow its delimiters, use at least dipped headlights by day and night, and observe the 60–80 km/h range or lower established or specifically posted limits. Using shoulders to create the layout does not permit freely choosing to drive on the right shoulder.
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Yes, but only via the hard shoulder.
No, because only cars and motorcycles may use this lane.
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