If you ride a single-track motorcycle, can you use the lane designated for bicycles?

Explanation

Correct answer: No.

The lane visible on the right is marked with the horizontal marking P-23 'Bicycle', which clearly indicates that it is a lane intended for bicycles. A motorcycle, as a motor vehicle, is not permitted to use the lane for bicycles. This is also confirmed by the vertical sign F-11, which does not list the motorcycle among the vehicles permitted to travel in this lane.

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