Is a private car allowed to stop or park in a lane reserved for buses?

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The correct answer is strictly no. General Traffic Regulations prohibit stopping and parking in lanes designated exclusively for public urban transport. The goal is to prevent obstruction of bus traffic and public service. Even if it is just to 'drop off a passenger' or if the driver 'does not leave the vehicle' (definition of a stop), the maneuver is prohibited in these specific lanes and is considered a serious infraction.

Is a private car allowed to stop or park in a lane reserved for buses?

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