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Yes, except for stopping, parking, U-turns or overtaking, giving priority to authorised vehicles.
Yes, for a manoeuvre other than stopping, parking, making a U-turn or overtaking, giving priority to vehicles authorised to use the lane. A U-turn reverses the direction of travel; it is not every turn or change of direction. Whether taxis or other vehicles are authorised depends on the types designated for that lane; do not assume every bus lane permits taxis.
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Yes, to park in that section.
No, the broken line prevents any manoeuvring use.
Yes, except for stopping, parking, U-turns or overtaking, giving priority to authorised vehicles.
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