Is it correct to ride our motorcycle at 85 km/h in a lane used in the opposite direction to the usual one?

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Driving in a lane authorized in the opposite direction to the usual one is subject to strict safety rules. Vehicles traveling in this type of lane must maintain a maximum speed of 80 km/h and a minimum of 60 km/h. In addition, it is mandatory to have at least the dipped beam or short-range light turned on both day and night. Therefore, driving at 85 km/h in this lane is incorrect because it exceeds the maximum permitted speed limit.

Is it correct to ride our motorcycle at 85 km/h in a lane used in the opposite direction to the usual one?

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