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Indicates the beginning of a lane reserved for certain vehicles.
It indicates the beginning of a lane reserved for specified vehicles, such as buses, taxis or cycles, as indicated by its signs. It does not mean every such lane is exclusively for buses. Respect its conditions of use and boundary markings; a broken line may permit certain manoeuvres but does not automatically authorise travel along a reserved lane.
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Indicates the beginning of a lane reserved for certain vehicles.
The existence of a lane reserved exclusively for buses.
Indicates the end of a lane reserved for certain vehicles.
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