On this conventional road, what is the general maximum speed allowed for a motorcycle?

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The correct answer is 90 km/h for both directions. According to current regulations, the general maximum speed on conventional roads for cars and motorcycles is 90 km/h, regardless of the shoulder width. Why are the other options incorrect? The old regulation allowed 100 km/h if the paved shoulder was wider than 1.5 m, but this rule is no longer in effect. 80 km/h is the limit for trucks and vans on these roads, not for motorcycles. You could only drive at 100 km/h if there were a physical separation between the directions of travel and signs specifically permitted it.

On this conventional road, what is the general maximum speed allowed for a motorcycle?

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