Without a justified cause, you are riding your motorcycle at 50 km/h, is this correct?

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The generic maximum speed for riding a motorcycle on a dual carriageway or motorway is 120 km/h. Meanwhile, the minimum permitted speed on this type of road is 60 km/h. Therefore, driving at 50 km/h without a justified cause is considered driving at an abnormally low speed, which is prohibited.

Without a justified cause, you are riding your motorcycle at 50 km/h, is this correct?

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