We are driving on a dual carriageway behind a mixed vehicle traveling at the maximum speed allowed for that type of road. We can overtake it if we do not exceed the speed of...

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On motorways and dual carriageways, the generic maximum speed limit for motorcycles is 120 km/h. Adaptable mixed vehicles have a speed limit of 100 km/h on these types of roads. Therefore, if a mixed vehicle is traveling at its maximum speed, a motorcycle can overtake it. To perform this maneuver, the motorcycle must not exceed the generic limit of 120 km/h at any time.

We are driving on a dual carriageway behind a mixed vehicle traveling at the maximum speed allowed for that type of road. We can overtake it if we do not exceed the speed of...

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