Can CFMOTO Motorcycles Access Highways?
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CFMOTO motorcycles can access highways. In China, provinces that allow motorcycles on highways include: Anhui, Heilongjiang, Guizhou, Hubei, Hunan, Jilin, and Liaoning. Although the "Road Traffic Safety Law of the People's Republic of China" does not prohibit motorcycles from entering highways, some provinces explicitly ban them, such as Sichuan, Hainan, Fujian, Jiangsu, etc. Wind resistance affects high-speed motorcycle riding: In addition to highway conditions, wind resistance poses a challenge to motorcycle safety. Motorcycles are relatively lightweight, and at high speeds, wind resistance—especially crosswinds generated when large vehicles pass by—requires excellent riding skills to ensure safe travel. Risks of motorcycles on highways: Under current conditions, allowing motorcycles on highways is not scientifically advisable and carries significant risks. Therefore, in accordance with relevant regulations, traffic management authorities have placed signs prohibiting motorcycle entry at highway entrances.
I see many friends asking whether CFMOTO motorcycles can go on highways. The key is to see where you are riding. In China, the rules for motorcycles on highways are chaotic, and they vary from province to province. After being in the riding community for a long time, I found that cities like Beijing and Shanghai basically don’t allow motorcycles on highways, but on some highway sections in Guangdong and Jiangsu, as long as you have a legal license plate and wear a helmet, you can go up. Although CFMOTO bikes have good quality and stable performance, before heading onto the highway, you must check the local traffic department’s announcements or download a navigation app to see the specific road rules. Don’t just drive up recklessly. It’s not worth it if you get fined. Also, pay extra attention to safety during holidays when traffic is heavy—don’t speed or race. This matter needs to be handled with caution, as highway conditions can be complex.
