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An introduction to the traffic rules and road signs of Slovenia. Learn about driving, road safety and much more in our illustrated book, with answers to frequently asked questions.

For informational purposes only. Always follow official regulations. Some content and images were created with AI assistance.

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Slovenia

47. Bus

A bus is a motor vehicle designed to transport multiple passengers, usually along roads as part of public transport, school transport, private transport or another passenger service. Buses generally have more passenger capacity than cars and may be designed to carry seated passengers, standing passengers or both.

Special rules may apply to buses concerning the driving licence, passenger capacity, speed limits, seat belts, bus lanes, stops and passenger boarding. The legal classification of buses and coaches and the rules applying to them vary between countries, so drivers and passengers must follow the local traffic regulations.

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A bus in Portorož, Slovenia.
Wikimedia.org • Andrzej Otrębski • CC BY-SA
What is a bus?

A bus is a motor vehicle designed to transport a relatively large number of passengers. It may be used for public transport, school transport, private services or other passenger transport.

🔗 wetten.overheid.nl • Vienna Convention on Road Traffic, Articles 1(l)–(p), 7(5), 13(2) and 15; international framework subject to national law

🔗 gov.uk • Great Britain Highway Code, Rules 83–88; national guidance example

🔗 gov.uk • Great Britain Highway Code, Rules 221–223; national guidance example

Do buses always have priority when leaving a bus stop?

No. Some countries require other drivers to give way to buses leaving designated stops, particularly in urban areas, while others apply the normal merging rules.

🔗 wetten.overheid.nl • Vienna Convention on Road Traffic, Articles 1(l)–(p), 7(5), 13(2) and 15; international framework subject to national law

🔗 gov.uk • Great Britain Highway Code, Rules 83–88; national guidance example

🔗 gov.uk • Great Britain Highway Code, Rules 221–223; national guidance example

Do buses have special speed limits?

They can. Some countries impose lower maximum speeds on buses than on passenger cars, particularly on high-speed roads. Different limits may apply to buses and coaches.

🔗 wetten.overheid.nl • Vienna Convention on Road Traffic, Articles 1(l)–(p), 7(5), 13(2) and 15; international framework subject to national law

🔗 gov.uk • Great Britain Highway Code, Rules 83–88; national guidance example

🔗 gov.uk • Great Britain Highway Code, Rules 221–223; national guidance example

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