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Yes. Section C.1 of the resolution permits these motorcycles even with only their rider. Observe the section’s hours, direction and signs; permission is not restricted to night-time. The regulation also covers other authorised classes and exceptions, so motorcycles, cars and dual-purpose vehicles should not be described as the only permitted vehicles. Check the applicable regulation if another authority manages the lane.
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