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Yes, subject to the lane conditions.
Yes. Article 41 permits motorcycles and cars without trailers in traffic-flow contraflow lanes; it does not restrict motorcycles to two-wheelers. Use at least dipped headlights by day and night, observe the 80 km/h maximum and 60 minimum or prescribed or signed lower values, and do not enter the normal-direction lanes. The admitted-vehicle regime differs when lanes are opened for works.
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Only three-wheeled motorcycles; two-wheelers cannot.
Yes, subject to the lane conditions.
No, no motorcycle may use it.
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