Is it allowed to ride a motorcycle on a road where, for traffic flow reasons, a lane has been opened to be used in the opposite direction to the usual one?

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Lanes opened in the opposite direction to the usual one for traffic flow reasons are reserved exclusively for cars without trailers and motorcycles. When driving in them, it is mandatory to keep at least the dipped headlights on, both day and night. In addition, a maximum speed of 80 km/h and a minimum of 60 km/h must be respected, or lower if indicated. It is strictly forbidden to cross the line of cones that delimits the lane.

Is it allowed to ride a motorcycle on a road where, for traffic flow reasons, a lane has been opened to be used in the opposite direction to the usual one?

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