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No, that voluntary stop is prohibited.
No. Article 94 prohibits stopping in reserved lanes and also parking. A broken line does not permit a car to stop in a bus lane. Do not confuse this car prohibition with authorised buses’ designated stops or halts imposed by traffic or emergencies.
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Yes, whenever dropping off a passenger.
No, that voluntary stop is prohibited.
Yes, switching on hazard lights is sufficient.
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