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a lane reserved for buses.
It indicates a lane reserved for buses. It does not indicate a stop or require buses and trams to use the entire road. In the current catalogue this is a lane reserved for the indicated vehicle type; do not assume other types are authorised unless indicated. Where its longitudinal boundary marking is broken, other vehicles may use it only for permitted manoeuvres, giving priority to authorised users; not for stopping, parking, turning around or overtaking.
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a lane reserved for buses.
that buses and trams must travel on that route, obligatorily.
a bus stop.
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