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Yes, slowing down or even stopping if necessary.
Yes. Under article 73.2, move laterally where possible or reduce speed, stopping if necessary to facilitate its departure. Stopping is not required in every case, but may be required when necessary. The bus driver must signal and take precautions to avoid a crash; they cannot begin without checking safety.
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No, facilitating it is only recommended.
Yes, slowing down or even stopping if necessary.
Yes, but stopping to facilitate it is always prohibited.
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