On a road that has two lanes for each direction and a passable shoulder, where will we drive as a general rule?

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As a general rule, a motorcycle driver will drive on the roadway and not on the shoulder, except for emergency reasons. Outside built-up areas, on roadways with more than one lane for their direction, they will normally drive in the rightmost lane. They may use the other lanes in their direction when traffic circumstances advise it.

On a road that has two lanes for each direction and a passable shoulder, where will we drive as a general rule?

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