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No. Occupancy alone does not authorise a tractor unit with semi-trailer to use an HOV lane. Article 35.2 restricts use to authorised vehicles and cases. Do not confuse this goods combination with articulated buses, which may use it under the conditions provided for them.
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Only when carrying at least 3 people including the driver.
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Only when carrying at least 2 people including the driver.
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