What does BRT dedicated lane mean?
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BRT dedicated lane is a road specifically designated for BRT buses. BRT stands for Bus Rapid Transit system, hence BRT buses are also known as rapid transit buses. On the road, BRT buses have dedicated boarding and alighting platforms, and dedicated bus lanes are planned on traffic roads for BRT buses. Meaning of BRT: BRT is a new type of public passenger transport system between rapid rail transit and conventional buses, a medium-capacity transportation mode, often referred to as "subway on the ground." BRT is rapid transit with dedicated bus platforms, so there are special rapid transit lanes on traffic roads for BRT use. Consequences of occupying BRT lanes: As a high-quality, high-efficiency, low-energy-consumption, low-pollution, and low-cost form of public transportation, the opening of the BRT system is mainly aimed at alleviating road traffic pressure. Generally, there are no-entry signs when entering BRT dedicated lanes. If motor vehicles enter these lanes, they will face penalties from traffic police.