Is a bus permitted to drive in a contraflow lane if it has been opened because of road works on the roadway?

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The DGT's regulations clearly distinguish the reason why a contraflow lane is opened: For traffic flow reasons: Only motorcycles and passenger cars without a trailer may use it. All other vehicles, including buses, trucks and passenger cars with a trailer, are expressly prohibited from entering. For road works or repairs on the roadway: The aim is to channel general traffic when it is impossible to use the original platform. In this case, all vehicles authorized to travel on that road (including buses) are permitted access, unless there is signage or an express prohibition that restricts it (for example, weight, width or clearance restrictions). Consequently, since it was opened because of road works, the bus may validly drive in it unless a sign or express instruction determines otherwise.

Is a bus permitted to drive in a contraflow lane if it has been opened because of road works on the roadway?

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