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Yes. Article 40 does not reserve reversible lanes to passenger cars or motorcycles or impose a general 3,500 kg maximum authorised mass restriction on them. Follow lane signals and use at least dipped headlights day and night. Do not confuse this lane with one opened against the usual direction under article 41. Shoulder-use requirements for certain users have their own conditions; they do not establish an absolute prohibition for those users in every conceivable reversible lane.
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Only when its maximum authorised mass does not exceed 3,500 kilograms.
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