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Yes.
When an additional lane has been provided on a carriageway, all vehicles that would normally be authorised to use the road on which that lane has been provided may use it, unless there is an express prohibition.
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No, only cars and motorcycles are allowed to use it
Yes, but you may only use it on the right
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