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Motorcycles and cars without a trailer.
The use of a lane opened for travel in the opposite direction to the usual flow is restricted solely to motorcycles and cars. It is therefore prohibited for all other vehicles, including cars with a trailer or urban buses.
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Motorcycles and cars without a trailer.
Only urban buses.
Cars with or without a trailer.
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