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Yes, regardless of whether it is carrying passengers or not.
All vehicles authorised to drive on the road where a reversible lane is located may use that lane. In these lanes, dipped headlights must be on, day and night.
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No, if it has a maximum authorised mass of more than 3 tonnes.
No, if it is travelling without passengers.
Yes, regardless of whether it is carrying passengers or not.
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