What Kind of Motorcycles Can Be Driven on Highways?
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Large-displacement motorcycles with complete documentation and a maximum speed of no less than 70 km/h can be driven on highways. Additional details are as follows: Requirements for motorcycles on highways: The motorcycle must have a displacement of at least 125cc, a maximum speed of no less than 70 km/h, a valid registration certificate and insurance, and must have passed annual inspections. Precautions for riders: Wear full riding gear, including a helmet and protective equipment. Adhere to highway traffic laws, avoid speeding, and refrain from unnecessary lane changes. Motorcycles have inferior braking capabilities compared to cars, so maintaining a safe following distance is crucial on highways. Before entering the highway, inspect the motorcycle to ensure the braking system is functional, tire pressure is correct, and tires have sufficient grip. Confirm the motorcycle meets highway safety requirements and avoid riding in cars' blind spots. It's advisable to ride on the far left or right side of the lane to enhance visibility in car mirrors. Avoid racing with cars, as motorcycles and cars differ in performance, driving rhythm, and risk resistance, increasing the likelihood of accidents. In rainy conditions, be cautious of white lines and avoid accelerating aggressively over them, as this can reduce tire grip. Always control speed during rain.
