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Yes, when it meets article 38.3 conditions and applicable restrictions.
Yes. Article 38.3 allows access: if regulatory masses or dimensions are exceeded, the supplementary authorisation must permit it; otherwise the vehicle must be capable of more than 60 km/h on level ground and meet Annex III conditions. Being a special vehicle alone is insufficient. Article 31 sets normal use of the right lane and conditions for using other lanes, with specific restrictions on carriageways with three or more lanes; it does not require staying right in every circumstance. Also comply with authorisation conditions and specific restrictions.
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Yes, any special vehicle may enter even if it does not meet those conditions.
Yes, when it meets article 38.3 conditions and applicable restrictions.
No, no special vehicle may enter even if it meets the conditions.
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