The **bus lane** is a lane reserved mainly for buses and, in some cases, for taxis if indicated. This lane is separated from the rest by a **wide white line**. However, when the line separating the bus lane is **broken**, other vehicles are allowed to use it for certain maneuvers.


The **broken line** is made up of short segments with spaces between them. This line allows drivers to cross it under certain conditions, such as when the lane is narrow and it is necessary to do so. Additionally, a broken line with a wider than normal separation indicates the proximity of a special lane, such as the bus lane.

Therefore, when the bus lane line is broken, it can be used to perform specific maneuvers, as long as they are not **stopping, parking, changing direction, or overtaking**. This allows for some flexibility in the use of the lane, facilitating traffic flow in situations where it is necessary to cross or temporarily use the reserved lane.