If we are riding our motorcycle on a road, can we bypass the cones separating the directions of traffic to perform an overtaking maneuver?

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It is strictly forbidden to cross a line of cones or other similar beaconing elements. These devices are used to delimit lanes or separate traffic directions for safety or fluidity reasons. The line, whether real or imaginary, that joins these elements acts as an impassable barrier. Therefore, they cannot be bypassed to perform overtaking or any other maneuver.

If we are riding our motorcycle on a road, can we bypass the cones separating the directions of traffic to perform an overtaking maneuver?

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