A motorcycle travels on a conventional road and intends to overtake another vehicle. According to current regulations, what speed margin is allowed above the road's limit?

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The correct answer is that it cannot be exceeded under any circumstances.  As an expert, you must remember a crucial legislative change: since the Traffic Law reform came into effect on March 21, 2022, the additional 20 km/h margin that allowed cars and motorcycles to exceed the generic speed limit for overtaking on conventional roads was eliminated.  Therefore, if the road limit is 90 km/h, the maximum speed to perform the overtaking maneuver is strictly 90 km/h. The options suggesting margins of 10 or 20 km/h are incorrect because they are based on repealed regulations.

A motorcycle travels on a conventional road and intends to overtake another vehicle. According to current regulations, what speed margin is allowed above the road's limit?

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