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No. When a contraflow lane is opened for traffic flow, use is limited to motorcycles and passenger cars without trailers; that rule does not authorise a lorry. If opened for roadworks, vehicle types authorised on the road under repair may use it unless expressly prohibited and subject to applicable conditions. Distinguish the two cases.
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Yes, unless expressly prohibited.
Yes, in any case.
No.
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