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A reversible lane.
A reversible lane. Its direction may be regulated by lane-control signals or other means; use it only when permitted for your direction. Do not infer permission solely from the markings.
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A bicycle-only lane by virtue of those markings.
A bus-only lane by virtue of those markings.
A reversible lane.
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