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Yes, obeying signals and using dipped headlights.
Yes. A reversible lane does not itself impose a general ban on these lorries. Obey lane signals and other restrictions, and use at least dipped headlights by day and night. Do not confuse it with a lane opened against the usual traffic direction, which has different access rules.
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Yes, obeying signals and using dipped headlights.
No, a MAM exceeding 3,500 kg always prohibits it.
Yes, and by day dipped headlights are unnecessary.
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