In which of the following cases does driving a truck faster than another vehicle not count as overtaking under the regulations?

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In accordance with the General Traffic Regulations, there are specific cases in which driving faster than another vehicle is not classified as overtaking. One of the main cases is when traveling at a higher speed on the main roadway relative to vehicles traveling in acceleration (merging) or deceleration (exit) lanes, or vice versa. The other options are not correct: passing vehicles traveling on the shoulder (such as cyclists or tractors) does formally constitute overtaking that requires complying with the safe lateral distances; and driving faster on the right in a built-up area on roads with delimited lanes constitutes a permitted maneuver of overtaking on the right, not an exemption from the concept of overtaking.

In which of the following cases does driving a truck faster than another vehicle not count as overtaking under the regulations?

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