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Yes, in the described conditions.
Yes, under article 36.2. If there is no usable and sufficient shoulder, the necessary part of the carriageway may be used. For that carriageway use, the provision requires single file on sections without visibility, when affecting traffic flow, between sunset and sunrise or when weather or environmental conditions substantially reduce visibility. Permission does not guarantee safety or remove other traffic rules.
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Yes, in the described conditions.
No, they must always ride single file even in those conditions.
Yes, they may always ride two abreast at night without visibility.
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