We are driving on a road with several lanes in the same direction behind another motorcycle that is traveling at the maximum speed allowed for this type of road. Can we overtake it?

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On conventional roads, the generic maximum speed for motorcycles and cars is 90 km/h. Current regulations prohibit exceeding this generic speed limit to perform overtaking maneuvers. Therefore, if the preceding vehicle is already traveling at the maximum speed allowed for the road, it is not permitted to overtake it. This measure aims to reduce accident rates on these types of roads.

We are driving on a road with several lanes in the same direction behind another motorcycle that is traveling at the maximum speed allowed for this type of road. Can we overtake it?

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