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Which statement is true with regard to the cycle lane?
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Bicycle lane line (M5)
“The road marking indicates the boundary between a bicycle lane and another traffic lane. The marking has a length ratio of 1:1 between the lines and the spaces between them.”
Stopping in a cycle lane is not permitted:
“A vehicle may not be stopped or parked [...] in a cycle lane”. (Road Traffic Ordinance)
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