Observing the image, the cyclist is riding on a road lacking a rideable shoulder. Is their position on the roadway correct?

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Yes, it is correct. According to General Traffic Regulations, cyclists must use the shoulder on their right if it exists and is rideable. However, in the absence of a shoulder or when it is not rideable (as the situation implies), they must ride on the roadway (calzada), keeping as close as possible to the right edge. This ensures their safety and facilitates traffic flow for other vehicles, regardless of whether they are being overtaken or not.

Observing the image, the cyclist is riding on a road lacking a rideable shoulder. Is their position on the roadway correct?

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