What lateral separation must we maintain when overtaking a bus in a built-up area?

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When overtaking takes place in a built-up area and is not a two-wheeled vehicle, a proportional lateral safety margin must be left. This margin must be adapted to the speed, width, and characteristics of the road. Therefore, when overtaking a bus in an urban area, a fixed minimum distance in meters is not required.

What lateral separation must we maintain when overtaking a bus in a built-up area?

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