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Where the words BUS or TAXI are painted and the lane is delimited by a continuous longitudinal line, this indicates that the lane is permanently or temporarily reserved for the travel, stopping or parking of buses or taxis, respectively. Travelling, stopping or parking by cars is prohibited.
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Yes, to turn right.
Yes, when the lane is on an urban road.
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