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A bus with a trailer with a total length of 8 metres.
The bus towing a trailer with a total length of 8 metres, because it is a vehicle combination longer than 7 metres. Normally use the rightmost lane; the adjacent lane may be used when circumstances warrant it, without obstructing following traffic. An articulated bus is considered a single vehicle for this purpose, not a trailer combination. Signs and applicable special rules must also be obeyed.
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A bus with a trailer with a total length of 8 metres.
A bus with a maximum authorised mass of 7,500 kilograms.
An articulated bus 18 metres in length.
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