A bus travels in a reserved lane separated from the adjacent one by an M-2.4 solid line. May it cross it to leave the lane only because its route requires it?

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The M-2.4 solid marking separates the reserved lane from the adjacent one on sections where lane changes must not be allowed for safety or functional reasons. The catalog in Annex I of the General Traffic Regulations does not authorize crossing it merely because it is necessary to leave in order to follow a route. The bus must wait for a section where the markings allow the change. Driving in a reserved lane or turning on the indicator does not remove the obligation to respect that marking.

A bus travels in a reserved lane separated from the adjacent one by an M-2.4 solid line. May it cross it to leave the lane only because its route requires it?

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