Bus

To be considered a bus, it must be a “motor vehicle.” A tram is also designed to transport more than eight people. However, a tram is not considered a motor vehicle because it runs on rails and, therefore, cannot be a bus.

Within built-up areas, drivers must allow bus drivers to leave a bus stop when the bus driver signals their intention to leave.

The speed limit for a bus within built-up areas is 50 kilometers per hour.
The speed limit for a bus outside built-up areas is 80 kilometers per hour.
The speed limit for a bus on an autoweg is 80 kilometers per hour.
The speed limit for a bus on a motorway is 80 kilometers per hour. The speed limit for a bus with a trailer is 80 kilometers per hour outside built-up areas, on an autoweg, or a motorway.
The speed limit for a T-100 bus on a highway or motorway is 100 kilometers per hour.
The speed limit for a T-100 bus with a trailer is 90 kilometers per hour on a highway or motorway.

Article 1 of the Road Traffic Regulations (RVV): Bus: Motor vehicle equipped for the transport of more than eight persons, not including the driver.