Question 7083
As a general rule, what is the maximum speed at which a motorcycle may travel on an urban road where the roadway and the sidewalk are at different levels?
- 20 km/h if it has 1 lane per direction of traffic and 50 km/h if it has 2 or more lanes per direction.
- 20 km/h if it has 1 lane per direction of traffic and 30 km/h if it has 2 or more lanes per direction.
- 30 km/h if it has 1 lane per direction of traffic and 50 km/h if it has 2 or more lanes per direction.
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Correct answer: 30 km/h if it has 1 lane per direction of traffic and 50 km/h if it has 2 or more lanes per direction.
If the sidewalk is at a different level, it does not form a single-level surface with the roadway, so the 20 km/h limit does not apply. For motorcycles, as for other vehicles, the limit is 30 km/h with one lane in each direction and 50 with two or more.