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Yes, whenever carrying out this manoeuvre requires moving laterally.
If, while driving your bus, you intend to overtake the vehicle in front, are you obliged to indicate it?
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Yes, whenever carrying out this manoeuvre requires moving laterally.
No, if I do not hinder the progress of those following me.
No, under no circumstances.
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