Can Motorcycles Ride in Non-Motorized Vehicle Lanes?
1 Answers
Motorcycles are not allowed to ride in non-motorized vehicle lanes. Relevant details are as follows: Motorcycles riding in non-motorized vehicle lanes will be photographed and recorded (except for special signs, such as signs indicating that motorcycles and non-motorized vehicles share the same lane). Traffic police will also stop the vehicle if seen, record the violation, and issue a fine. According to regulations, unlicensed driving will result in the motorcycle being impounded by traffic police. If an accident occurs due to a motorcycle riding in a non-motorized vehicle lane, the motorcycle will bear full responsibility. Penalties for violations are as follows: Motorcycles riding in non-motorized vehicle lanes, according to regulations, may be fined up to 200 yuan by traffic police (unless otherwise indicated by additional signs). Motorcycles should ride in the far-right lane of the motorized vehicle lane, also known as the slow lane. Generally, if a violation is photographed, a notification SMS will be sent within 1-2 days to handle the violation record.