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Passenger cars without trailers and motorcycles.
For traffic-flow reasons, these lanes are restricted to motorcycles and passenger cars without trailers. This differs from a lane opened because of roadworks, where vehicles authorised on the road may use it unless expressly prohibited.
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All vehicles capable of travelling at more than 60 km/h.
All vehicles authorised to use the road.
Passenger cars without trailers and motorcycles.
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