Can motorcycles ride on non-motorized lanes?

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PiperFitz
07/29/25 5:33pm
Motorcycles are not allowed to ride on non-motorized lanes. Motorcycles should use motor vehicle lanes, and if there is a designated motorcycle lane, they must use it. If there is no designated motorcycle lane, they should generally ride on the rightmost lane but must not cross into the non-motorized lane within the white line. If an accident occurs due to entering the wrong lane, the traffic police will hold the rider fully responsible. Additional information: Without road signs: In the absence of road signs, motorcycles should ride on the rightmost lane, as they are required to do so when there is no dedicated bus lane. Reason: Some roads have specially designated bus lanes, in which case motorcycles must use the second rightmost lane. However, the speed on this lane is relatively slow, making it safer.
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