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Yes. Section C.1 of the 2026 resolution permits the two- or three-wheeled motorcycles specified there to use these lanes with only their rider. The two-wheeled motorcycle in this question does not need a passenger. Observe the section’s opening, hours, direction and signs; do not apply this rule without checking to a lane under different regulation or to a moped.
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No, motorcycles may not use this type of lane
Yes, but only when carrying a passenger
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