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Yes, provided that it displays the disabled-person sign
Use of the high-occupancy vehicle lane is limited to motorcycles, cars and adaptable multi-purpose vehicles occupied by the number of people specified for the lane, except for vehicles occupied by disabled people, which may travel alone in that lane provided that they display the distinctive disabled-person sign.
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Yes, in all cases regardless of its condition
No, it is completely prohibited unless it carries at least two occupants
Yes, provided that it displays the disabled-person sign
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