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Use dipped headlights and obey all limits applicable to the bus.
Use dipped headlights by day and night and obey the speed applicable to the bus, road and signs, adapting it to conditions. Article 40 requires dipped headlights in a reversible lane. The 80/60 km/h rule for other special lanes does not apply automatically, and a road limit above the bus limit is insufficient.
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Always leave because no bus may use it.
Always apply a maximum of 80 and minimum of 60 km/h.
Use dipped headlights and obey all limits applicable to the bus.
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