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Parking.
Parking. Vehicles unrelated to the service are also prohibited from stopping in areas reserved exclusively for urban public transport. A bus stop does not by itself authorize driving in a reserved lane or overtaking: other signs, restrictions and safety conditions still apply.
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Driving over it.
Overtaking near it.
Parking.
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