296 Goods loaded on a motorcycle may not extend more than 2 meters beyond the tail end of the motorcycle.
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292 When driving near parks, hospitals, and schools, motorcyclists must increase situational awareness, decrease speed, and appropriately yield to pedestrians. (A)O(B)X

293 It is not necessary for motorcycles to yield to fire engines, ambulances, police patrol vehicles and rescue vehicles on duty. (A)O(B)X

294 If an intersection has both traffic lights and a police officer instructing traffic, drivers are required to comply with the instructions given by the police officer first. (A)O(B)X

295 If a driver's license is suspended, the driver may apply for another license. (A)O(B)X

297 It is ok to carry a passenger and other cargos on a motorcycle at the same time. (A)O(B)X

298 Motorcycle drivers are required to drive under 50km per hour when they are on a road without lane lines separating the fast and slow lanes or separating oncoming traffic. (A)O(B)X

299 Motorcycle drivers are required to carry their driver's license and vehicle registration with them at all times when they are driving in case a traffic control officer or the police ask to see them. (A)O(B)X

300 If a planned route is closed down, drivers should follow the instructions of repair technicians, and exit that section quickly and without lingering. (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, rock-falls, 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