The public transport lane is indicated by special signs, which are accompanied by an indication of the direction of movement along the lane. In addition, it stands out with the help of special markings.
The list of vehicles allowed to use special lanes is enshrined in art. 18.2 SDA.
In addition to city buses and trolleybuses, as well as all registered route vehicles (including private vehicles authorized to do so), registered school buses, light taxis and fixed-route taxis approved for work in the capital can operate on dedicated lanes.
Commercial vehicles can only travel along the dedicated line if they need to be cleaned and always with yellow signal beacons on. Special services vehicles – in case they have flashing blue beacons.
Sometimes anyone can drive in special lanes. If “hammers” 8.5.2 (working days) are placed under the main board, the special job is only valid on working days. On weekends and public holidays, all cars can drive on it without restriction.
If a sign 8.5.1 with a red 8-pointed cross is visible below the sign, it means that the track is used on weekends and holidays.
Sometimes information boards are installed on special lanes that indicate the time of their action. For example, using plate 8.5.5, it is sometimes indicated that the track is open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., the rest of the time anyone can drive on these lanes – of course if they don’t have a close queue to enter a dedicated lane .
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Source: AIF