Motorcycles must always keep to the right. If there is a dedicated motorcycle lane, they should travel within that lane. If there is a non-motorized vehicle lane on the far right of the road, motorcycles are not allowed to use it and must stay on the far right side of the motor vehicle lane. Additionally, motorcycles should not cross the road arbitrarily. If the road ahead is blocked, they are allowed to temporarily use another lane but must return to the far right lane immediately after passing. Regulations for motorcycle operation: The rear seat of a motorcycle must not carry children under 12 years of age, and lightweight motorcycles are not allowed to carry passengers. Passengers on two-wheeled motorcycles should sit astride the seat facing forward. On highways, motorcycles must not exceed 80 kilometers per hour. Both the driver and passengers must wear safety helmets as required by regulations. Common knowledge for safe motorcycle riding: Motorcycles should keep to the right and must not ride on sidewalks. Maintain a safe distance from the vehicle in front, staying slightly to the right rear of the lead vehicle. Avoid sudden acceleration and braking to prevent emergencies. Always slow down when turning, as excessive speed can cause loss of balance. In rainy conditions, reduced road friction increases braking distance, so reduce speed accordingly. At night, visibility is limited, so ride at a slower speed. If any abnormalities are noticed while riding, stop immediately to inspect the motorcycle. Never race with cars; always follow traffic laws, prioritize safety, and yield to pedestrians.
