What constitutes the longitudinal mark that delimits a special lane?

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Traffic regulations establish that the longitudinal mark delimiting a special lane (such as a bus or taxi lane) is visually distinguished by being considerably wider than the lines separating normal traffic lanes. This visual distinction is critical to alert the driver that the lane has specific regulations. It can be solid or broken. The option mentioning 'two equal stripes' usually refers to reversible lanes (when broken) or no-passing zones, and yellow and red colors are reserved for roadworks, parking restrictions, or emergency braking zones.

What constitutes the longitudinal mark that delimits a special lane?

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