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Yes, obeying its signs and lane rules.
Yes. This lane does not itself restrict access to cars and motorcycles. Obey temporary markings and use at least dipped headlights by day and night. Speed is 60–80 km/h, or lower where established or specifically signed. Both shoulders are used to create two lanes in one direction and one in the other; lorries are not free to travel outside the marked corridors.
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No, only cars and motorcycles are allowed.
Yes, but it must always drive outside the marked area.
Yes, obeying its signs and lane rules.
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