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Only when driving in a lane reserved for buses.
In general, traffic lights containing a white band on a dark background are intended for trams and scheduled buses. Vehicles driving in a bus lane must also obey them when these traffic lights are located in that lane.
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Whenever driving on an urban road.
Only when driving in a lane reserved for buses.
Never, it only affects scheduled buses.
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