Ah, the bus lane: the velvet rope of the road. Typically, these lanes are reserved for buses to keep the peasants (sorry, other motorists) moving along swiftly. However, depending on your state or territory, you might spot taxis, motorcycles, bicycles, and authorised emergency vehicles slipping through the velvet rope too. Sometimes, local councils permit bicycles and even certain local residents' vehicles during specific hours.
To avoid a pricey ticket and the shame of being that driver, always check the signage plastered around the bus lane. The rules vary enough to keep you guessing, so don’t rely on memory alone.
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