When driving on a motorway outside built-up areas at the wheel of a bus with a light trailer attached, what is the maximum speed that you are not permitted to exceed in any case, not even during overtaking?

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The General Traffic Regulations set a general limit of 100 km/h for buses on motorways and dual carriageways, but automobiles with a trailer, whatever the trailer (including a light one, of up to 750 kg), are governed by the 90 km/h column on those roads (Article 48(1)(a)). That limit must not be exceeded even to overtake: the article that allowed exceeding it by 20 km/h on conventional roads (Article 51) has been repealed since 21 March The 100 km/h is the limit for the bus without a trailer, and the 80 km/h is that of the combined vehicle on conventional roads, not on motorways.

When driving on a motorway outside built-up areas at the wheel of a bus with a light trailer attached, what is the maximum speed that you are not permitted to exceed in any case, not even during overtaking?

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