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For a permitted manoeuvre other than stopping, parking, making a U-turn or overtaking, giving buses priority.
For a manoeuvre other than stopping, parking, making a U-turn or overtaking, always giving priority to authorised vehicles. For example, you may cross it to turn where permitted. A broken line does not open the lane to general car traffic or remove other prohibitions.
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Never for any manoeuvre, even when the line is broken and the turn permitted.
For a permitted manoeuvre other than stopping, parking, making a U-turn or overtaking, giving buses priority.
Only for turning, while ignoring bus priority.
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