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indicates the existence of a special lane.
A continuous white line, slightly wider than the rest, may indicate the existence of a special lane on the carriageway, and vehicles travelling in that special lane may cross the continuous white line with caution when the manoeuvre or their intended destination requires it.
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indicates the edge of the carriageway.
indicates the existence of a special lane.
is used exclusively to delimit bus lanes.
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