Can a motorcycle with no intention of overtaking ever drive at 100 km/h on a conventional road?

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The generic maximum speed for driving on conventional roads is 90 km/h for motorcycles and cars. However, on conventional roads with physical separation of the two directions of traffic, the authority responsible for the road may set a maximum limit of 100 km/h. For this to be applicable, it must be expressly indicated by the corresponding signage. In the absence of such a sign, the limit remains at 90 km/h.

Can a motorcycle with no intention of overtaking ever drive at 100 km/h on a conventional road?

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