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Yes, provided they comply with the conditions set for its use.
Yes. Motorcycles are among the vehicles authorised to use HOV lanes, provided they meet the conditions set for the section and its signs. Availability may be subject to specified times or conditions; there is no general rule limiting motorcycle use to daytime and good visibility.
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Yes, provided they comply with the conditions set for its use.
Yes, but only during the day and in good visibility conditions.
No, only cars are allowed to enter.
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