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Those reserved for specified vehicles or certain manoeuvres.
Those reserved for specified vehicles or certain manoeuvres, under Article 34 of the Spanish Traffic Regulations. Merely having some special condition is not enough: the rule identifies those specific reservations.
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All lanes that can be used in both directions, solely for that reason.
Those reserved for specified vehicles or certain manoeuvres.
None: lanes reserved for manoeuvres are always counted as ordinary lanes.
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