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Only buses travelling in the reserved lane.
A traffic light with a white bar on a black background is intended for regular-service buses and trams. It must also be obeyed by vehicles using the bus lane if this traffic light is installed to regulate traffic in that lane.
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All buses travelling on that road.
Only buses travelling in the reserved lane.
All regular-service buses travelling on that road.
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