Do Motorcycle Violations Deduct Points from a Car Driver's License?
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If you hold both a motorcycle license and a car driver's license, violations committed while riding a motorcycle will only deduct points from the motorcycle license and will not affect the car driver's license. Below are some precautions for motorcycle riding: Break-in Period: During the break-in period, the riding RPM should not exceed 50% of the RPM at maximum power, and the maximum RPM should not exceed 75% of that. After Break-in Period: The maximum riding RPM should not exceed 75% of the RPM at maximum power, as exceeding this limit may cause unnecessary malfunctions in the motorcycle. Gear Usage: Taking a common 125CC motorcycle as an example. First gear is only used for low-speed starts or climbing very steep slopes. Immediately after starting, shift into second gear. Second gear is generally suitable for speeds between 10-20, third gear for 20-40, and fourth gear for 30-50. Typically, speeds above 40 can be driven in fifth gear.