When riding a moped on a conventional road, are you allowed to enter a high-capacity road such as the A-6 to continue your journey?

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The General Traffic Regulations strictly prohibit mopeds from riding on motorways and dual carriageways because of their low design speed and technical characteristics, which would pose a serious risk to road safety. Since the A-6 is a dual carriageway/motorway, the moped rider must not enter it under any circumstances, not even on the shoulder or in the absence of an alternative route, and must always look for authorized conventional roads.

When riding a moped on a conventional road, are you allowed to enter a high-capacity road such as the A-6 to continue your journey?

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