Can Cars Drive in Non-Motorized Vehicle Lanes?
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Cars can drive in non-motorized vehicle lanes, but when entering or exiting these lanes, the maximum speed must not exceed 30 kilometers per hour. This situation should be considered as "borrowing the lane" rather than driving in the non-motorized vehicle lane for an extended period. Motorized Vehicle Lane: A motorized vehicle lane refers to the lane on a highway or urban road, from the first vehicle division line on the right side to the center line, which is exclusively for motorized vehicles except under special circumstances. Non-Motorized Vehicle Lane: A non-motorized vehicle lane refers to the lane on a highway or urban road, from the right sidewalk edge to the first vehicle division line (or isolation belt or pier), or a lane marked on the sidewalk, which is exclusively for non-motorized vehicles except under special circumstances.