What displacement of motorcycles is allowed on highways?
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Motorcycles with an engine displacement of 50cc or above are allowed on highways. When riding on highways, the maximum speed of a motorcycle must not exceed 80 km/h, and the minimum speed must not be below 60 km/h. Regulations for motorcycles on highways: The riding speed of a motorcycle must not be less than 60 km/h, and the maximum speed must not exceed 80 km/h. When riding a motorcycle on a highway, carrying passengers is prohibited, and wearing a helmet is mandatory. Except during public holidays designated by the State Council when tolls are waived, motorcycles are charged according to the toll standard for passenger vehicles with fewer than 7 seats. According to the speed limits for different lanes on highways, motorcycles should ride in the outermost lane. The rear seat of a motorcycle must not carry minors under the age of 12, and lightweight motorcycles must not carry any passengers. Motorcycles must not tow other vehicles or be towed by other vehicles. Riders must not remove their hands from the handlebars or hang items on the handlebars. Passengers on two-wheeled motorcycles must ride facing forward. The motorcycle must have a valid driver's license, vehicle license plate, and other relevant documentation.