When riding in a group on motorcycles, is it allowed to travel together forming a compact pack?

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Motorcycles and mopeds must not ride in a group forming a closed pack. Every driver traveling behind another must leave a free space between them that allows them to stop without colliding in case of sudden braking (General Traffic Regulations, Article 54(1)), and the exception of riding in a group without that separation applies only to bicycles. Riding bunched together reduces the field of vision, eliminates the margin for maneuver and multiplies the risk of chain rear-end collisions in the face of any unforeseen event or sudden braking. That is why it is not valid to say that it is always allowed as long as the maximum speed of the road is not exceeded, nor that it is enough for all the occupants to wear the appropriate protective equipment.

When riding in a group on motorcycles, is it allowed to travel together forming a compact pack?

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