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Only when that lane is authorised due to roadworks on the carriageway
When opened because of roadworks. In that case vehicles authorised to use the road under works may use it unless expressly prohibited. If opened for traffic flow, it is reserved for motorcycles and passenger cars without trailers, so this lorry may not use it. Under Article 41, keep at least dipped headlights on by day and night, travel between 60 and 80 km/h or at lower established or signed limits, and do not enter the normal-direction lanes, even to overtake.
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Only when that lane is authorised due to roadworks on the carriageway
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Only when the lane is authorised for reasons of traffic flow
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