When driving a truck on a road, in which of the following cases does traveling at a higher speed than other vehicles NOT count as overtaking under the regulations?

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According to Article 83 of the General Traffic Regulations, moving faster in an acceleration or deceleration lane, or in lanes or parts of the road intended exclusively for the traffic of certain vehicles, than in the normal traffic lanes (or the other way around) is not considered overtaking (Article 83(3)). Nor is it overtaking when, because traffic density means vehicles occupy the whole width of the roadway and can only go at the speed of the vehicle ahead of them in their lane, those in one lane travel faster than those in another (Article 83(2)). Passing a vehicle that is required to travel on the shoulder is overtaking, and traveling faster than a vehicle in another delimited lane within a built-up area ceases to be overtaking only in that situation of saturated traffic. Nor are passes between cyclists riding in a group considered overtaking (Article 84(5)).

When driving a truck on a road, in which of the following cases does traveling at a higher speed than other vehicles NOT count as overtaking under the regulations?

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