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No, you must respect the applicable signs and rules.
No. You may use authorised access routes and internal routes to reach facilities while respecting signs, other users and a safe speed. Service areas provide rest and other services such as fuel or food; they are not spaces for unrestricted driving. Access designs vary and are not all identical to an acceleration lane.
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Yes, rest areas are exempt from every rule.
Only lorries may ignore those rules.
No, you must respect the applicable signs and rules.
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