When driving a bus on a dual carriageway, what frontal safety separation is it mandatory to keep from the vehicle ahead?

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The General Traffic Regulations establish that every driver must keep from the vehicle ahead a frontal safety distance that allows braking and stopping in an emergency without colliding with it. Although for vehicles of more than 3,500 kg of maximum authorized mass (MAM) or more than 10 meters in length there is an obligation to keep at least 50 meters or a distance that allows being overtaken safely, this rule applies only on interurban roads with a single lane in each direction. On motorways and dual carriageways, since they have several lanes in the same direction, it is not necessary to make overtaking easier in the same lane, so only the distance indispensable to avoid a collision in the event of sudden braking is required.

When driving a bus on a dual carriageway, what frontal safety separation is it mandatory to keep from the vehicle ahead?

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