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No, it is prohibited.
Whenever, on joining a motorway, we find an area marked with parallel diagonal stripes enclosed by a continuous line, this indicates that no driver should enter the said hatched area with their vehicle.
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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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