What displacement motorcycles are allowed on highways?

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LaEverly
07/25/25 4:57am
Motorcycles with a displacement of 50cc or more (including 50cc) are allowed on highways, but this depends on the specific road section. Currently in China, some highways permit motorcycles (including large-displacement motorcycles) to enter, while others prohibit motorcycles from accessing highways. Regulations vary by region, so it's essential to comply with the requirements of the specific highway. When riding a motorcycle on the highway, you must stay within the designated lane. The National Road Safety Law clearly stipulates that motorcycles on highways can only ride in the far-right lane. If a slow-moving vehicle ahead obstructs passage, you may use the left lane for overtaking under safe conditions, then return to the far-right lane after completing the maneuver. According to Article 83, Section 5 of the "Regulations for the Implementation of the Road Traffic Safety Law of the People's Republic of China," cargo trucks traveling on highways are prohibited from carrying passengers in their cargo compartments; two-wheeled motorcycles are also not allowed to carry passengers while riding on highways.
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DianaRose
08/10/25 5:32pm
I've been riding motorcycles for many years, and I found that the displacement needs to be at least 125cc or more when riding on highways, otherwise, the bike lacks power and is prone to accidents. I remember once trying a small-displacement 100cc bike, and it wobbled badly in strong winds, almost losing control. In China, the regulation requires motorcycles to be 125cc or above to ride on highways mainly because highway speeds are high, and small-displacement bikes have slow acceleration and poor stability, making it hard to react in emergencies. Regulations vary by region; for example, Sichuan might have stricter rules. I recommend beginners check local traffic laws first, register for a legal license plate, and don’t forget to wear a helmet and obtain an E or D license—safety comes first. Regular maintenance is also crucial; tires and brakes should be checked frequently to avoid issues on the highway.
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