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a lane reserved for bus traffic.
It indicates a lane reserved for bus traffic. Interpret the reservation together with applicable signs and regulation, which may authorise other users or certain manoeuvres. It does not generally authorise buses to park there or replace stopping rules. Where a broken line permits crossing the lane for an authorised manoeuvre, respect its reserved use and relevant priority.
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an area of the road reserved only for cars and buses.
a lane reserved for bus traffic.
a lane intended for bus parking.
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