Can you ride a motorcycle in a lane designated for buses?

Explanation

Correct answer: No.

The "BUS" marking visible on the carriageway designates a traffic lane reserved for buses. For motorcycles to be legally permitted to use this lane, there would have to be an additional marking beneath it permitting such traffic, for example, the word "MOTORCYCLES" or a corresponding upright sign. In the situation shown, there is no such marking; therefore, entry by a motorcycle is prohibited.

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