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No, not even to overtake.
No, not even to overtake. Article 41 prohibits that lateral move from the normal-direction lane and the reverse invasion. Avoiding the cones does not authorise it. This does not mean nobody may use the designated lane: authorised entrances may be used subject to its rules. Traffic-flow lanes admit cars without trailers and motorcycles; roadworks lanes may admit vehicles authorised on the road unless expressly prohibited.
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Yes, only to overtake.
Yes, provided that they do not knock down the cones delimiting the lane.
No, not even to overtake.
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