bus loading zone definition

bus loading zone or “bus stop" means a location on a highway, as identified by one or more authorized signs, at which municipal transit vehicles make scheduled stops to pick up or to drop off passengers;
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bus loading zone means a place adjacent to a curb reserved for the exclusive use of vehicles during the loading or unloading of passengers;
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bus loading zone means a space or section of a public right of way which has been set aside for the exclusive purpose of loading and unloading property and persons onto or from a bus.
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More Definitions of bus loading zone

bus loading zone means the following portions of roadway in the Village during the periods of time specified:
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bus loading zone means an area or portion of highway designated for use by one or more buses actively engaged in picking up or dropping off passengers;
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Related to bus loading zone

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