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When opened for roadworks, complying with its conditions.
When opened for roadworks: any vehicle type authorised on that road may use it unless expressly prohibited. If opened to improve traffic flow, it is restricted to motorcycles and cars without trailers. Dipped headlights are required day and night, with speeds between 60 and 80 km/h or the lower posted limit, and no lateral movement into a lane carrying the normal direction, even to overtake.
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Whenever dipped headlights are on, even if reserved for cars and motorcycles to improve traffic flow.
When opened for roadworks, complying with its conditions.
Never, even when opened for roadworks without a lorry prohibition.
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