If you are driving a bus on a motorway and want to overtake a truck with a trailer, are you permitted to exceed the 100 km/h limit to carry out that maneuver?

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On motorways and dual carriageways, the general maximum speed permitted for a bus is 100 km/h (provided it has seatbelts and does not carry standing passengers). Traffic regulations in Spain do not allow buses to exceed their maximum speed limits under any circumstances, not even to make overtaking easier or to carry it out. Therefore, if overtaking the vehicle ahead requires exceeding 100 km/h, the maneuver is expressly prohibited. The affirmative options are wrong because the law provides for no speed exceptions for overtaking with this type of vehicle, nor does it depend on the vehicle ahead making way.

If you are driving a bus on a motorway and want to overtake a truck with a trailer, are you permitted to exceed the 100 km/h limit to carry out that maneuver?

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