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Yes, because it is opened for roadworks and those conditions are met.
Yes, subject to signs and lane rules. Roadworks contraflow allows vehicle types authorised on that road unless expressly prohibited. Traffic-flow contraflow is limited to motorcycles and passenger cars without trailers; a light lorry is not a passenger car. Use at least dipped headlights, obey limits and do not move laterally into normal-direction lanes.
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Yes in any contraflow lane; dipped headlights are sufficient.
Yes, because it is opened for roadworks and those conditions are met.
No; a lorry is never allowed, even in the stated roadworks case.
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