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No, not even to overtake.
No. Stay in the designated lane and do not enter lanes for the normal direction, even to overtake. Use at least dipped headlights. The general range is 60–80 km/h, or lower limits where established or signed. The restriction to motorcycles and cars without trailers applies to lanes opened for traffic flow; lanes opened for roadworks may admit other authorised vehicles unless expressly prohibited.
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Yes, provided you do not exceed 80 km/h.
No, not even to overtake.
Yes, if you signal beforehand.
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