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That the bus is more than 12 metres long.
The vehicle or combination is over 12 metres long. It is the V-6 long-vehicle marking. A single plate may be centred at the rear or, where advisable, two equivalent plates positioned symmetrically near the edges. It does not by itself identify an articulated bus or a regular-route service. The question describes the marking, so identifying it does not depend on a photograph.
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That it is an articulated bus.
That the bus is more than 12 metres long.
That it is a regular-route bus.
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