If you are driving a large bus on a road, are you obliged to indicate to the vehicle following you that it may overtake you?

Correct answer

Yes, when you cannot keep completely to the right-hand edge of the carriageway, but overtaking can be carried out safely.

When a large bus is driving on a road and a vehicle attempts to overtake it, the driver must facilitate the manoeuvre in certain cases. If the bus cannot keep completely to the right-hand edge of the carriageway, but overtaking is safe, the driver must indicate this to the following vehicle. The option "Yes, in any circumstance" is incorrect, as the driver should only indicate this when overtaking is genuinely safe. The option "No" is also wrong, because in some situations the bus driver is obliged to cooperate. This procedure improves traffic flow and reduces risks, always complying with regulations and avoiding signals that could cause confusion.