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Are you permitted to stop at the red arrow in order to drop off a passenger?
The red arrow points towards a bus lane (not a bus stop).
“If a lane is dedicated to a specific type or to specific types of vehicle, other vehicles may only drive on the lane in order to cross it.” (Road Traffic Ordinance)
Stopping in order to drop off a passenger does not count as “crossing” the lane. In the following example, travelling from A to B would constitute crossing the lane.
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