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No, as a general rule
No. Heavy traffic or wanting to overtake does not remove the lane reservation. Some local rules allow motorcycles in particular lanes: follow the actual signs and conditions. Where its boundary marking is broken, other vehicles may cross it for a permitted manoeuvre but may not travel along it to overtake; they must give preference to authorised vehicles.
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No, as a general rule
Yes, in very heavy traffic
Yes, but only to overtake and for the indispensable distance
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