Which lane should motorcycles take on the highway?
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Motorcycles should drive in the outermost lane of the highway. Speed limit regulations: The speed of a motorcycle must not be lower than 60 km/h and must not exceed 80 km/h. Due to the minimum speed limit, motorcycles with an engine displacement below 50cc are "prohibited from entering." Precautions: When driving a motorcycle on the highway, carrying passengers is not allowed, and helmets must be worn. According to the speed limits set for different lanes on the highway, motorcycles should drive in the outermost lane. Introduction: Highways are classified as high-grade roads, commonly referred to as expressways. According to the "Technical Standards for Highway Engineering" by the Chinese Ministry of Transport, a highway is defined as "a road that can accommodate an average annual daily traffic volume of more than 25,000 passenger cars, is exclusively for high-speed divided-lane driving, and has full access control." Although different countries have different names for highways, they all refer to roads with at least four lanes, bidirectional separated traffic, full access control, and all-grade interchanges. In addition, many countries also refer to direct trunk roads with partial access control and not all-grade interchanges as highways.