Former Traffic Police Chief: Motorcycle Riding is a Right Women Have Been Deprived Of

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Former Traffic Police Chief: Motorcycle Riding is a Right Women Have Been Deprived Of

Former traffic police commander: Riding motorcycles is a right for women that has been denied to them.

The former national traffic police commander: Women make up 50% of the country’s population, and many of them cannot afford to buy a car.

The main obstacle to women using motorcycles is that they are not issued motorcycle licenses.

Many women are interested in using motorcycles.

The law is silent on the issue of motorcycle licenses for women.

If some are concerned about women’s attire, a helmet provides full coverage.

It is contradictory that in our country, women can sit as passengers on motorcycles but cannot be the rider. This is a lack of consideration that needs to be corrected.

Motorcycling is a right that many women interested in it have been deprived of.

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