If a moped rider overtakes a cyclist on the shoulder, what is the maximum distance the regulations authorize the rider to cover in parallel?

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The General Traffic Regulations establish that drivers of vehicles required to travel on the shoulder (such as mopeds, bicycles or animal-drawn vehicles) may overtake one another under one strict condition: the maneuver must not extend in parallel for more than 15 seconds or exceed 200 meters of travel. Therefore, the 200-meter option is the only correct one, and the 100-meter and 150-meter options are ruled out because they do not match the legal limit set by the regulations.

If a moped rider overtakes a cyclist on the shoulder, what is the maximum distance the regulations authorize the rider to cover in parallel?

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