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What does "No Stopping" mean?
Some bus stops - probably almost all those on main roads - are "Bus
Stop Clearways" where all stopping is banned as on a Red Route, even where the road it's on is not otherwise a Red Route. The "Bus stop clearway" runs for the length of the bus stop, marked on the road with a thick yellow line and the rules reinforced by a timeplate. |
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