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Trams and regular-service buses.
To trams and regular-service buses. Where there is a reserved lane for buses or for buses, taxis and other vehicles, it applies only to those travelling in that lane. It does not generally apply to every vehicle or exclusively to buses in every situation.
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All vehicles without distinction.
Only buses, never trams.
Trams and regular-service buses.
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