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No, as a general rule.
No. The question specifies an exclusive bus reservation in force: a moped cannot use it because of congestion or to overtake on the right. Reservations may be permanent or temporary and signs may permit other users; follow the specific conditions. A lane reserved for bus travel does not authorise buses to stop or park anywhere, and not all BUS reservations are identical.
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No, as a general rule.
Yes, exclusively to overtake other vehicles on the right.
Yes, when there is a lot of traffic.
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