Can a motorcycle drive in a lane enabled in the opposite direction to the usual one for traffic fluidity reasons?

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The correct answer is Yes. According to traffic regulations, when a lane is opened in the opposite direction for traffic fluidity, its use is strictly limited to motorcycles and passenger cars without trailers. Other vehicles (including cars towing trailers) are prohibited from using it. Also, remember that it is mandatory to use low beam headlights (dipped beam) both day and night and to maintain a speed between 60 km/h and 80 km/h.

Can a motorcycle drive in a lane enabled in the opposite direction to the usual one for traffic fluidity reasons?

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