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Yes, regardless of the number of occupants, while complying with the section’s conditions.
Yes, regardless of the number of occupants, while complying with the section’s conditions. Article 35 of the General Traffic Regulations provides for buses with MAM over 3,500 kg and articulated buses where the list of authorised sections so indicates. Being a bus does not allow entry to every HOV lane; signs, hours and other restrictions must be obeyed.
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Yes, regardless of the number of occupants, while complying with the section’s conditions.
No, a bus may never use an HOV lane.
Yes, but only when carrying passengers.
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