When driving a bus on a road reserved for motor vehicles outside a built-up area, is it permitted to overtake a passenger car that is already traveling at 90 km/h?

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DentroTest · Accepted Answer

The maximum speed permitted for buses on roads reserved for motor vehicles and conventional roads is 90 km/h. If the vehicle ahead is already traveling at that regulatory maximum speed (90 km/h), the bus would have to exceed that limit in order to pass it, which is completely prohibited by the regulations. In addition, the former +20 km/h margin for overtaking never applied to buses (and has now also been repealed for passenger cars and motorcycles). Therefore, it is not lawful to begin the overtaking.

When driving a bus on a road reserved for motor vehicles outside a built-up area, is it permitted to overtake a passenger car that is already traveling at 90 km/h?

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