If you drive a 60-seat bus on an interurban road with three lanes in your direction of travel, are you permitted to use the leftmost lane to overtake?

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On roadways with three or more lanes for the same direction outside built-up areas, the restriction to the right-hand lane and the adjacent one affects trucks or vans of more than 3,500 kg, special vehicles not required to travel on the shoulder and combined vehicles of more than seven meters. The 3,500 kg threshold is not added to the group of special vehicles. A bus without a trailer is not included in those groups, even if it is more than seven meters long or articulated. It normally travels on the right, but may use the other lanes in its direction when circumstances make it advisable and without hindering whoever follows.

If you drive a 60-seat bus on an interurban road with three lanes in your direction of travel, are you permitted to use the leftmost lane to overtake?

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