What does a dedicated line vehicle mean?
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Dedicated line vehicles refer to vehicles that can only operate on designated routes for business purposes or vehicles specifically used by a company for marketing to attract customers for promotional activities. A bus lane refers to a specific road or traffic lane that is exclusively for buses, and other vehicles are not allowed to use it. Bus-dedicated routes are generally separated from some important roads in the city to alleviate public transportation congestion and encourage citizens to drive less and take buses more. These lanes are usually marked by two yellow lines. Tour buses are typically equipped in cities mainly to facilitate tourists in visiting some major local attractions. Tourist routes usually refer to specific domestic travel routes, i.e., scenic spot routes, such as the Great Wall tour line, the Forbidden City tour line, etc. Sometimes it specifically refers to tourist highways, such as the Baoding Ranzhuang tourist line. It can also refer to teams or departments within travel agencies that specialize in operating one or more tourist routes. Generally, tourist-dedicated lines are a product of the tourism industry's development to a certain stage. With the rapid development of tourism and the large number of tourists, travel agencies allocate certain human and material resources to develop specific routes.
