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A lane reserved for the indicated vehicles.
The start of a lane reserved for the indicated vehicles, such as buses. Check the signs to determine which vehicles may use it. A solid longitudinal line cannot be crossed merely because a manoeuvre or destination makes it convenient: obey the markings and legally provided exceptions.
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A reversible lane solely because it is marked BUS.
A lane reserved for the indicated vehicles.
A parking area for any vehicle.
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