If you drive a bus on a road reserved for motor vehicles and catch up with a passenger car traveling at 90 km/h, are you permitted to overtake?

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DentroTest · Accepted Answer

On a road reserved for motor vehicles, the general maximum speed limit set by regulation for buses is 90 km/h. If the vehicle ahead is already traveling at 90 km/h, the bus would be speeding if it went above that speed. In addition, traffic regulations provide no 20 km/h margin for overtaking in favor of buses (a margin that historically applied only to passenger cars and motorcycles, and that has now been completely repealed). Therefore, the maneuver is legally unfeasible.

If you drive a bus on a road reserved for motor vehicles and catch up with a passenger car traveling at 90 km/h, are you permitted to overtake?

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