Which lane should a scooter motorcycle use?

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AliviaLynn
07/30/25 7:17am
Scooter motorcycles should use the motor vehicle lane. Below is a related introduction to scooter motorcycles: Introduction: A scooter refers to a motorcycle with a wide footboard between the seat and the handlebars, allowing the rider to comfortably place their feet on it, just like sitting on a chair, without needing to straddle the bike as with other types of motorcycles. Expansion: Scooters are mostly equipped with continuously variable transmission (CVT) and automatic clutches, similar to electric mopeds. They do not have gear designs; after starting, you only need to twist the throttle to go, and releasing the throttle will automatically gradually slow down until stopping. Additionally, the wheels of scooters are smaller than those of other motorcycles, and the transmission is mostly belt-driven, commonly referred to as women's motorcycles.
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