If you are driving a bus on a conventional road with two lanes in your direction and a passenger car traveling at 90 km/h is ahead of you, are you permitted to overtake it?

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On conventional roads, the general maximum speed authorized for buses is 90 km/h. If the vehicle ahead is already traveling at 90 km/h, the bus would have to exceed its maximum permitted speed in order to overtake it, which is strictly prohibited by the traffic regulations. In addition, the current regulations provide no extra speed margin for overtaking on any type of road or for any category of vehicle.

If you are driving a bus on a conventional road with two lanes in your direction and a passenger car traveling at 90 km/h is ahead of you, are you permitted to overtake it?

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