A longitudinal broken line with wider strokes than in the general case indicates...
A)the existence of a reversible lane.
B)the existence of a lane that can be used in the opposite direction to the usual one.
C)the existence of a special lane for a particular class of vehicles, for entry or exit, or other.Correct
A longitudinal broken line with wider strokes than usual indicates the presence of a special lane designated for a particular class of vehicles, such as lanes for buses, bicycles, or entry and exit lanes on motorways. This type of differentiated road marking warns drivers that the lane has a specific and restricted use. It should not be confused with reversible lanes or two-way lanes, which have other distinctive markings.