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No, it may not cross that area to change lanes.
No. It is a hatched area: the oblique-striped zone bounded by continuous lines cannot be used for travel, lane changes or parking. Article 147.2.d and Annex I exempt those required to use the shoulder; a car changing lanes for convenience is not within that exception. Wait for a place where changing lanes is allowed and safe.
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No, it may not cross that area to change lanes.
Yes, signalling the lane change is sufficient.
It may not drive there but may freely park there.
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