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No, because I am travelling faster than the maximum permitted speed
No, because this exceeds the lane’s 80 km/h maximum. Article 41 permits motorcycles and cars and requires dipped headlights both day and night. Its limits are 60 to 80 km/h, or lower where established or signed; speed must also suit conditions. You must not move laterally into the normal-direction lanes, even to overtake. Switching on the headlights does not authorise 90 km/h.
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Yes, provided that I travel with the dipped-beam headlights switched on
No, because I am travelling faster than the maximum permitted speed
No, because motorcycles are prohibited from travelling in this type of lane
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