If we drive on a motorway or dual carriageway outside a built-up area at the maximum permitted speed for such roads, we must know that...

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Riding at the maximum permitted speed on motorways or dual carriageways (120 km/h for motorcycles) requires a greater effort from the engine. This increase in engine speed and greater aerodynamic resistance cause a significant increase in fuel consumption. In addition, at higher speeds, the distance required to stop the vehicle in the event of an unforeseen event also increases considerably. Therefore, efficient and safe driving requires adapting the speed to the circumstances.

If we drive on a motorway or dual carriageway outside a built-up area at the maximum permitted speed for such roads, we must know that...

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