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No, as a general rule
Where the words BUS or TAXI are painted, this indicates that the lane is reserved permanently or temporarily for the movement, stopping or parking of buses or taxis, respectively. Driving, stopping or parking vehicles other than those referred to by the word or words is prohibited.
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No, as a general rule
Yes, but only to overtake and for the indispensable distance
Yes, in very heavy traffic
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