At what maximum speed is a bus equipped with seatbelts that is not carrying minors permitted to travel while overtaking on a dual carriageway?

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On a dual carriageway, a bus with seatbelts and no standing passengers has a general limit of 100 km/h (General Traffic Regulations, Article 48(1)(a)). In school transport and transport of minors it is reduced by 10 km/h, and with authorized standing passengers or without seatbelts, to 80 km/h (Article 48(1)(b)). During overtaking that limit must not be exceeded: the article that allowed exceeding it by 20 km/h on a conventional road (Article 51) has been repealed. That is why neither 110 nor 120 km/h is permitted.

At what maximum speed is a bus equipped with seatbelts that is not carrying minors permitted to travel while overtaking on a dual carriageway?

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