Is a motorcycle rider permitted to use a lane reserved for buses to make a stop?

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The correct answer is no, it is prohibited. The bus lane is marked by a continuous longitudinal line (or broken in sections where entering to turn is allowed) and the word 'BUS'. The general rule states that in lanes reserved for specific vehicles, stopping and parking are prohibited for all other users. This is because any voluntary stop would severely obstruct public transport. Therefore, even if it is just for a moment or no bus is visible, the maneuver is illegal.

Is a motorcycle rider permitted to use a lane reserved for buses to make a stop?

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