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30 km/hr means people can legally drive EV autocycles on roads.
No, the aspect ratio is correct.
Largest Japanese vheicle /s
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they can already, there is no "minimal max speed" limit
Depends the jurisdiction. In many places in the US there is a minimum speed to prevent traffic from bottlenecking.
In residential roads?
What does US have to do with this?
Well the USA is one jurisdiction Japan is another jurisdiction and there are many other jurisdictions so again depending on the jurisdiction it could depend on whether you're an asshole or not by asking this type of question.
I assumed you brought up US because there was some sort of direct example that explains the effects of this change or something.