On a road with several lanes where traffic is saturated, if a bus travels in the right lane at a higher speed and passes the vehicles in the other lanes, is its conduct correct?

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In accordance with the General Traffic Regulations, when traffic density is such that vehicles occupy the whole width of the roadway and their speed depends exclusively on that of the vehicle ahead of them in their line (a tailback or saturated traffic situation), the fact that the vehicles in one lane move faster than those in another is not considered overtaking. For this reason, if the right lane is moving more freely, the bus may pass the vehicles in the adjacent lanes entirely in accordance with the regulations.

On a road with several lanes where traffic is saturated, if a bus travels in the right lane at a higher speed and passes the vehicles in the other lanes, is its conduct correct?

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