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a reversible lane.
When a lane on the carriageway is marked with two double broken lines on both sides, it indicates that this lane is reversible, and that traffic on it may be regulated in one direction or the other by a lane traffic light or other means.
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a cycle lane.
a bus lane.
a reversible lane.
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