The motorcycle driver has moved to the left lane of the dual carriageway to facilitate the merging of the vehicle driving in the acceleration lane, is this correct?

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As a general rule, you must drive in the right lane on roads with more than one lane per direction. However, the remaining lanes can be used when circumstances require it. One of these situations is to facilitate the merging of other vehicles from an acceleration lane. Therefore, moving to the left lane to help another driver is a correct and safe maneuver.

The motorcycle driver has moved to the left lane of the dual carriageway to facilitate the merging of the vehicle driving in the acceleration lane, is this correct?

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