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4. The prohibition in regulation 3 shall not apply—
(a)to any person using the car share lane, where they do so in accordance with—
(i)any direction or permission given by a constable in uniform; or
(ii)any direction or permission given by a traffic officer in uniform; or
(iii)any indication given by a traffic sign;
(b)where it is necessary for a person to use the car share lane to avoid or prevent an accident;
(c)where it is necessary for a person to use the car share lane in order to stop on a hard shoulder or an emergency refuge area for any of the reasons set out in regulation 7(2)(a) to (d) of the 1982 Regulations;
(d)to any vehicle being used by—
(i)a police officer in uniform;
(ii)a traffic officer in uniform;
(iii)any member of an ambulance service; or
(iv)any employee of a fire and rescue authority;
where such vehicle is being used in the exercise of their duties; or
(e)where it is necessary for a person to use the car share lane to carry out in an efficient manner—
(i)the maintenance, repair, cleaning, clearance, alteration or improvement of that section of the motorway;
(ii)the removal of any vehicle from that section of the motorway; or
(iii)the erection, laying, placing, maintenance, testing, alteration, repair or removal of any structure, works or apparatus in, on, under, or over any part of that section of the motorway.
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