On roads with lanes exclusively reserved for specific vehicles, is moving faster than those in the adjacent lane considered overtaking?

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No, it is not considered overtaking. According to General Traffic Regulations, there are specific situations that do not count as an overtaking maneuver. These exceptions are: when traffic is saturated (heavy congestion), in acceleration or deceleration lanes, and in reserved lanes for specific vehicles (such as bus-taxi lanes). In these cases, moving faster than vehicles in the adjacent lane is due to the specific flow of that lane and not an intention to overtake.

On roads with lanes exclusively reserved for specific vehicles, is moving faster than those in the adjacent lane considered overtaking?

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