When driving past a tram or bus stop without a passenger island that requires passengers to step onto the road, must the driver stop the vehicle so pedestrians can freely access the bus?

Why?

At the stop described, there is no passenger island, so passengers must step onto the carriageway to reach the bus. You must stop in a position and for long enough to let them reach the stationary bus freely. This passenger protection rule applies to other public transport vehicles as well as trams.

art. 26 ust. 6 Prawa o ruchu drogowym