Taiwan's motorcyclists ride illegally on highways in protest against law
Riders say ban against them discriminatory and highways should have lane for two-wheelers
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Katherine Wei
Motorcycles and mopeds have been spied zipping onto highways this month in Taiwan - something their riders are banned by law from doing.
The act of defiance that started on July 2 and ends today is part of protests against decades of government restrictions on motorcyclists' road rights.
