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No. A lorry cannot use contraflow opened solely for traffic-flow reasons, even when empty. Article 41 limits it to motorcycles and cars without trailers. Contraflow for roadworks follows a different rule: vehicles authorised on the road may use it unless expressly prohibited and subject to its conditions.
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Only if the lorry is travelling empty, that is, without a load.
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