As a general rule, is it allowed to use the bus lane to overtake another vehicle?

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No, it is prohibited. The bus lane (marked with the 'BUS' road marking and/or the S-51 vertical sign) is reserved for buses and, if indicated, taxis. Its purpose is to ensure the smooth flow of public transport. Other drivers are prohibited from driving in it, as well as stopping, parking, making U-turns, or overtaking using this lane. If the outer line is broken, cars may only enter this lane to turn right or access a property, but never to overtake.

As a general rule, is it allowed to use the bus lane to overtake another vehicle?

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