When driving a large bus on a conventional road, if you notice that the vehicle behind you intends to overtake, are you required to signal to it that it may carry out the maneuver?

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As a general rule, traffic regulations establish that the driver of a vehicle who notices another's intention to overtake must keep to the right edge of the roadway to make way for it. However, in the case of heavy vehicles, vehicles of large dimensions or vehicles subject to specific speed limitations, if the characteristics of the road or the vehicle make it impossible to move fully to the right, the driver is required to warn the driver behind that it may overtake safely. This indication may be given with the right indicator or by moving the extended left arm from back to front.

When driving a large bus on a conventional road, if you notice that the vehicle behind you intends to overtake, are you required to signal to it that it may carry out the maneuver?

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