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Yes, depending on how traffic is regulated.
Yes, depending on how traffic is regulated. Do not confuse traffic direction with lane count: a carriageway can have several lanes for the same direction. A road can have one or more carriageways.
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No, every carriageway always has three traffic directions.
No, each lane necessarily means a different traffic direction.
Yes, depending on how traffic is regulated.
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