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An emergency bay for moving a vehicle aside to leave the passage clear.
The location of an emergency bay where a vehicle can be moved aside to leave the passage clear. It is sign S-34; its current meaning is not limited to tunnels. It does not indicate an ordinary rest or parking area or a bus stop.
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An ordinary area for parking or resting without an emergency.
A reserved bus stop.
An emergency bay for moving a vehicle aside to leave the passage clear.
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