Car permit · Passing and lanes
Which action is allowed in a lane reserved for buses?
Correct answer: Crossing over it to turn right.
Answer options
- AParking in it when no bus is coming
- BDriving along it like any other lane
- CCrossing over it to turn right Correct
Why
Regular vehicles may not travel or park in a lane set aside for buses. Moving across it to turn right is permitted, but check for buses first and let them go ahead of you.
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Topic: Passing and lanes License: Car permit
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