Is the motorcycle riding correctly in the center lane of this dual carriageway if it does not intend to overtake?

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As a general rule, on roads outside built-up areas with more than one lane in the same direction, you must always ride in the rightmost lane. The center or left lanes should only be used when traffic or road conditions advise it, such as when overtaking. Riding in the center lane without a justified reason hinders traffic flow and is an offense.

Is the motorcycle riding correctly in the center lane of this dual carriageway if it does not intend to overtake?

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