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Both on urban and interurban roads
Motorcycles must keep the necessary safety distance from the vehicles ahead of them on all types of urban and interurban roads, to avoid possible collisions in the event of sudden braking.
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Only when riding on interurban roads
Both on urban and interurban roads
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