Can a motorcycle exceed the established generic speed limit on a conventional road to perform an overtaking maneuver?

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The correct answer is: No, in no case.  It is essential to be aware of the current regulations: since the Traffic Law reform effective March 2022, the 20 km/h margin that previously allowed cars and motorcycles to exceed the generic speed limit on conventional roads for overtaking has been abolished.  Therefore, if the road limit is 90 km/h (the usual generic limit on these roads), you cannot exceed that speed even to overtake another vehicle. You must abandon the maneuver if it cannot be safely performed within the established legal limits.

Can a motorcycle exceed the established generic speed limit on a conventional road to perform an overtaking maneuver?

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