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A lay-by.
A lay-by is a widening of the carriageway intended for vehicles to stop without interrupting traffic. The definition does not authorise any vehicle to stop there in every circumstance: obey signs, restrictions and applicable safety and stopping rules.
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A lay-by.
An exit from the road being travelled on.
A place reserved for buses.
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