What is the maximum speed a motorcycle can travel on a conventional road?

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On conventional roads, the generic maximum speed allowed for passenger cars and motorcycles is set at 90 km/h. This rule seeks to unify speed limits and improve road safety on this type of road, which has a high accident rate. Motorcycle riders must strictly respect this limit, also adapting their speed to the specific traffic and road conditions. Exceeding this speed is an infraction and a serious risk of an accident.

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