What action is prohibited in a zone reserved and marked for the exclusive use of public transport?

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The General Traffic Regulations strictly state that it is prohibited to stop and park in lanes or parts of the road reserved exclusively for the service of specific users, such as duly marked and delimited public transport (bus) stops. Occupying this space forces the bus to stop in the middle of the roadway, which hinders traffic and creates a serious danger for pedestrians boarding or alighting the vehicle. Parking in a service area is legal (it is its function), and doing so 'near' a stop is permitted provided the reserved zone is not invaded and the bus's maneuvering is not obstructed.

What action is prohibited in a zone reserved and marked for the exclusive use of public transport?

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