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tow a trailer with the motorcycle.
You may not tow a trailer with the motorcycle in that lane. The ordinary VAO-lane rules exclude vehicle combinations. Comply with the section’s conditions and signs; VAO status alone does not impose a general overtaking ban or a universal 80 km/h maximum. Do not categorically exclude every vehicle over 3,500 kg: Article 35 provides for certain buses on authorised sections and other special cases.
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exceed 80 km/h.
tow a trailer with the motorcycle.
overtake.
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