Without a justified cause, a motorcycle may not be ridden at a speed lower than...

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On motorways and dual carriageways, the minimum permitted speed for motorcycles and passenger cars is 60 km/h. Riding below this limit without a justified cause, such as a breakdown or traffic jam, is prohibited because it poses a risk to traffic. On conventional roads, the minimum speed is half of the general maximum speed of the road.

Without a justified cause, a motorcycle may not be ridden at a speed lower than...

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