Question 370
May the driver of a passenger car use a lane reserved for buses when the line marking its boundary is broken?
- Yes, but only to turn right.
- Yes, to perform a maneuver other than stopping, parking, making a U-turn, or passing.
- No, under no circumstances.
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Correct answer: Yes, to perform a maneuver other than stopping, parking, making a U-turn, or passing.
The broken boundary line allows entry into that section of the lane to carry out maneuvers, but not to stop, park, make a U-turn, or pass. Vehicles authorized to use the lane retain the right-of-way.