When riding on a conventional road, is the position of a female moped rider who travels on the shoulder to her right correct?

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Drivers of mopeds, cycles and vehicles for persons with reduced mobility must travel on the shoulder to their right, provided that it is passable and sufficient, when there is no road or part of a road specially intended for them (General Traffic Regulations, Article 36(1)). Only if the shoulder does not exist, is not passable or is insufficient do they use the essential part of the roadway. Therefore, the rider's position is correct. Claiming that mopeds must always ride in the center of the lane is false, because when a valid shoulder exists they must use it; and so is claiming that they must not ride outside the roadway, because riding on the shoulder is an obligation for them.

When riding on a conventional road, is the position of a female moped rider who travels on the shoulder to her right correct?

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