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Yes.
Yes, under those conditions. They must ride single file on sections with insufficient visibility, when affecting traffic flow, between sunset and sunrise, or when conditions significantly reduce visibility. These are mandatory conditions, not mere recommendations.
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No, because they must always ride in single file.
No, because they must ride on the carriageway, without encroaching on the hard shoulder.
Yes.
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