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No, it is prohibited.
No. Neither shortening the manoeuvre nor already having reached a suitable speed permits entering that hatched area. Use the intended access and obey joining rules. The marking has an exception for users required to travel on the shoulder, which does not apply to the car described. Officers’ directions must be obeyed.
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Yes, to shorten the duration of the manoeuvre.
Yes, provided that by this point I have already reached the appropriate speed to join the traffic.
No, it is prohibited.
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