Beijing Motorcycle Jing B License Plate Driving Range?

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Motorcycles with Jing B license plates are prohibited from driving within the Fourth Ring Road at all times. However, the auxiliary roads of the Fourth Ring Road (both inner and outer ring directions) are not included in the restricted area, meaning they can be driven on the Fourth Ring auxiliary roads. Non-local license plate motorcycles are prohibited from driving within the Sixth Ring Road at all times. Restricted areas: 1. Non-local license plate motorcycles are prohibited from driving within the Sixth Ring Road at all times, but the main roads of the Sixth Ring Road (both inner and outer ring directions) are not included in the restricted area, meaning they can be driven on the main roads of the Sixth Ring. This is a new regulation implemented in Beijing on April 11, 2014. 2. Motorcycles with out-of-province license plates, starting from April 11, 2014, are not allowed to enter within the Sixth Ring Road (excluding the main roads of the Sixth Ring). Currently, traffic police are strictly enforcing this rule against non-local license plate vehicles that violate the restriction. If a motorcyclist traveling long-distance accidentally enters the urban area and is stopped by the police, explaining the situation will generally not result in deliberate harassment. As long as all documents are in order, there is no risk of arbitrary vehicle impoundment. Typically, the police will direct the motorcyclist to the nearest exit route and allow them to proceed. 3. The main roads of the Sixth Ring Road are toll roads, with motorcycles charged the same as passenger vehicles with fewer than nine seats. Non-local motorcyclists passing through can choose to drive on the main roads of the Sixth Ring, but must comply with national and local laws and regulations. Additionally, due to the high volume of large trucks and narrow lanes on the Sixth Ring main roads, extra caution is advised for safety.