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No, never
No. The motorway definition excludes adjoining-property access to its carriageway. A property may still reach an interchange via other roads; that is not direct access from the property. Limited access on a dual carriageway also does not guarantee a dedicated acceleration or deceleration lane for every property.
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Yes, but only agricultural vehicles may access them
Yes, they can access them from their property
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