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That the reserved lane begins at that point.
It indicates the start of the reserved lane. M-7.6 may be used for lanes reserved for certain vehicles, such as buses, taxis or cycles, depending on the applicable regulation. Here it applies to buses. The marking does not indicate the lane end or give every car permission to use it freely. Follow the applicable signs and access rules.
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That the reserved lane ends at that point.
That the reserved lane begins at that point.
That any car may use the lane freely.
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