Which vehicles are authorized to drive in a VAO lane even if occupied solely by the driver?

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The general rule for High Occupancy Vehicle (VAO) lanes requires a minimum number of occupants. However, specific exceptions exist to facilitate mobility. The correct answer is vehicles displaying the V-15 signal (persons with disabilities), which are allowed access even if the driver is the only occupant. Conversely, access is strictly prohibited for: Vehicles with trailers (even if they are passenger cars). Animal-drawn vehicles. Bicycles, mopeds, and pedestrians. Remember that 2 or 3-wheeled motorcycles, cars with a 'Zero emissions' badge, and in some cases 'ECO' and 'C' badges, may also have exceptions depending on the specific lane signage.

Which vehicles are authorized to drive in a VAO lane even if occupied solely by the driver?

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