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1 ptsD,D1Official number: 2913

You are driving a bus carrying passengers free of charge. Are you allowed in this situation to drive onto the lane marked with the "BUS" sign?

You are driving a bus carrying passengers free of charge. Are you allowed in this situation to drive onto the lane marked with the "BUS" sign?
Explanation

Correct answer: No

According to the regulations, a lane marked with the vertical sign D-12 "Bus lane" and the "BUS" marking on the carriageway is designated for buses operating paid passenger transport on regular routes. Since in the described situation you are providing unpaid transport, you are not entitled to use this lane.

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