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Yes.
Yes. In the roadworks case, vehicles permitted on that road may use the lane unless expressly prohibited. Carrying passengers is not the deciding condition. When opened for traffic flow, different rules restrict it to motorcycles and cars and exclude other vehicles, including cars towing trailers. Observe lane signs and conditions; permission to use the road does not remove a specific prohibition.
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Yes, provided it is carrying passengers.
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