On a conventional road with a paved shoulder wider than 1.50 meters, what is the maximum permitted speed for a motorcycle when overtaking?

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The correct answer is A 90 km/h. With the amendment to the Traffic Law effective from March 21, 2022, the additional 20 km/h margin for overtaking on conventional roads was eliminated. Previously, cars and motorcycles could reach 110 km/h on these roads to perform the maneuver. Currently, the generic maximum limit on conventional roads for motorcycles is 90 km/h, and this cannot be exceeded under any circumstances, not even when overtaking. Driving at 110 km/h or 120 km/h on this road would constitute a speeding violation.

On a conventional road with a paved shoulder wider than 1.50 meters, what is the maximum permitted speed for a motorcycle when overtaking?

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