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Yes, even with only the driver aboard, subject to other applicable conditions.
Yes. Article 35 allows this occupancy exception for eligible vehicles displaying V-15 or the parking card for people with disabilities and reduced mobility. It does not apply to any informal sticker or remove other conditions of use. VAO lanes are not limited exclusively to cars; other statutory categories and exceptions exist.
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No, at least two people must always be aboard.
Yes, even with only the driver aboard, subject to other applicable conditions.
No, V-15 allows no occupancy exception.
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