What does a broken longitudinal line that is significantly wider than the others indicate?

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A broken longitudinal line that is significantly wider than the others serves to delimit a special lane. This means it is a lane intended for a specific maneuver or vehicle, such as a deceleration lane (to exit the road), an acceleration lane (to merge), or a lane reserved for buses and taxis. It is important to distinguish it from other markings: Reversible lane: Indicated by double broken lines on both sides of the lane. Parking: Generally delimited by transverse lines or colored paint (blue/green zones), not by a wide dividing line.

What does a broken longitudinal line that is significantly wider than the others indicate?

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