If you are driving on a road with a bus lane marked by a broken line, what maneuvers are you allowed to perform using said lane?

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The lane reserved for buses (and often taxis) is for exclusive use. However, the regulations establish an exception: in sections where the outer line is broken (dashed), general use is permitted to perform any maneuver other than stopping, parking, making a U-turn, or overtaking. In practice, this authorizes entering the lane mainly to change direction (turn) or access properties, always yielding priority to buses.

If you are driving on a road with a bus lane marked by a broken line, what maneuvers are you allowed to perform using said lane?

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