246 Although light motorcycles have room for a passenger to sit on the back of the seat, drivers are not allowed to carry passengers.
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242 Prior to taking off on their motorcycle, the driver does not have to check to see if there are any other vehicles or pedestrians nearby.(A)O(B)X

243 When taking off on their motorcycle, drivers have to yield to traffic and pedestrians on the road.(A)O(B)X

244 Motorcyclists may remove their muffler to increase their engine power (Hp). (A)O(B)X

245 No stopping is allowed on pedestrian crosswalks.(A)O(B)X

247 On a two-way road with lane lines separating the fast and slow lanes, motorcyclists may use either the outer fast lane or the slow lane. On multi-lane oneway roads, motorcyclists may use either the slow lane or the fast lane adjacent to the slow lane if there is more than one fast lane.(A)O(B)X

248 On a road with 3 lanes going in the same direction, motorcyclists are required to use a two-step turning process when turning left. On oneway roads, motorcyclists traveling in the right lane or the slow lane are required to use a two-step process when turning left. Motorcyclists in either the left lane or left slow lane are required to use a two-step process when turning right.(A)O(B)X

249 Light motorcycles are permitted to drive on the sidewalk provided they maintain a speed of less than 20km per hour.(A)O(B)X

250 Prior to riding their motorcycle, drivers should check to make sure they have their driver's license and vehicle registration with them.(A)O(B)X

301 Roads are absolutely safe, and so there is no need to check the traffic report before driving even in stormy weather there is no danger on the road.(A)O(B)X

302 During a period of torrential rain noted as by the Central Weather Bureau, rockfalls, landslides, or swollen rivers under bridges in low rivers, caused by torrential rain in the upper rivers, are all signs of road disasters. When seeing these situations, drivers should avoid them and report to the departments of Directorate General of Highways or the Police Broadcasting Service as a warning to other drivers.(A)O(B)X