Bike and car owners often misinterpret traffic rules and debate which rules apply to both types of vehicles. This article will answer all your doubts regarding the same!
Whether you are a bike owner or a car owner, it is important for everyone to understand and follow the traffic rules. A common confusion about traffic rules that must have come to your mind is – are traffic rules the same for cars and bikes? You may also wonder whether bike owners are exempted from certain rules imposed on four wheelers. We have covered anything and everything in this article that will answer your doubts and more. So without delay let’s get straight to the topic!
bikes get the same road treatment
Around the world, motorcycles and cars receive equal treatment with respect to road laws and regulations. One thing to note is that a motorcycle is considered a motor vehicle. Since they are motor vehicles, they are classified as cars.
As a result, motorcycles have to follow the same traffic rules as any other motorized vehicle. Motorcyclists also need to obey speed limits and follow traffic signs like car owners. Additionally, road signboards apply to motorcycles. Finally, the legal limit for blood alcohol content is also relevant for motorcyclists.
Bikers in most countries need vehicle insurance just like cars. These insurance requirements are generally there for four wheeler insurance. If you are a motorcyclist, it is much safer to assume that most traffic rules for cars apply to you.
Some specific laws for bikes
There are some unique requirements that motorcycle owners need to follow. There are many other safety risks, and the nature of the bike is usually fast. These are some motorcycle rules that may be unique to two-wheelers:
- Lane Division:
While stuck in traffic, you must have seen many motorcycles zipping on their side. They usually drive between cars in the streets. Although not in Indian states, countries that follow a one-lane driving system consider it illegal. - Headlights:
Like every vehicle, motorcyclists are also required to use headlights when driving at night. However, there is a law in many places around the world that forces bicyclists to use headlights during the day. - helmet:
You didn’t see car owners wearing helmets. Are you? However, if motorcyclists are caught riding without a helmet, they will be subject to challenges and fines. It is not that; The back seat also needs to wear a safety helmet. Under the law, if you do not wear a helmet, you cannot refuel at a petrol bunk.
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Now that you know that the road laws and regulations for bikes and cars are almost the same, be sure to clear this doubt the next time you hear people arguing over it.
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