What does the inscription 'BUS' painted on the roadway in a delimited lane indicate?

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The correct answer is that it is reserved only for buses (and sometimes taxis, if indicated). The inscription 'BUS' is a road marking that defines a lane for the exclusive use of public transport. Important details: General Prohibition: All other vehicles (cars, motorcycles, unauthorized trucks) are prohibited from driving, stopping, parking, making U-turns, or overtaking in this lane. Shared Use: It often allows Taxis to circulate, but only if there is additional vertical or horizontal signage explicitly mentioning 'TAXI'. Crossing Exception: If the line separating the BUS lane from the rest is broken (dashed), other drivers may cross it laterally to make a turn (turn right) or enter a property, but never to drive along it, overtake, or park.

What does the inscription 'BUS' painted on the roadway in a delimited lane indicate?

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