Can Motorcycles Go on Highways?

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KalebRose
07/29/25 12:12am
Motorcycles are allowed on highways by regulation, but not all cities permit motorcycles on their highways. It depends on local regulations. Speed requirements for motorcycles on highways: Highways have clear speed regulations. The maximum speed for cars is 120 km/h, but motorcycles cannot exceed 80 km/h and must not go below 60 km/h. This can be challenging for riders who are not adept at controlling their speed. There is only a 20 km/h range to maintain, making it easy to either exceed the speed limit or fall below the minimum speed requirement. Other requirements for motorcycles on highways: Riders must have all necessary documents and equipment. When riding a motorcycle on the highway, a driver's license, vehicle registration, helmet, etc., must be carried, and passengers are not allowed on the back seat of the motorcycle.
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DiAutumn
08/12/25 4:28am
I have a lot to say about riding motorcycles on highways, having ridden for over a decade. The regulations vary significantly by location. For instance, many highways in Guangdong allow it but require full-face helmets and a speed limit of 80 km/h, while Beijing completely prohibits it. Highways are windy with fast-moving vehicles, so ensuring your motorcycle's brakes and tires are in perfect condition is crucial. I once took a friend for a ride—he was a beginner and nearly got into trouble, so he never dared again. Safety is the top priority now, and beginners should avoid attempting it. Checking local traffic police websites for policies is key. Some regions are piloting electric motorcycles on highways, but overall, caution is advised.
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