At what maximum speed can a motorcycle travel on an urban road with three lanes in the same direction?

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Speed limits on urban roads vary depending on the characteristics of the roadway to improve road safety. On roads with a single platform for roadway and sidewalk, the limit is 20 km/h. For roads with a single lane per direction of travel, the maximum speed is set at 30 km/h. However, on urban roads with two or more lanes per direction, like the one in the image, the limit is 50 km/h. These generic limits can be modified by the municipal authority through the corresponding signage.

At what maximum speed can a motorcycle travel on an urban road with three lanes in the same direction?

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