As a general rule, when riding a moped on a conventional road, are you required to use the shoulder?

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The General Traffic Regulations establish that moped riders, when traveling on interurban roads, are required to ride on the shoulder to their right if it is passable and sufficient. If there is no shoulder or it does not meet these requirements of passability and sufficient width, they must occupy the strictly necessary part of the right-hand edge of the roadway. The other options are incorrect because this rule is not optional and is not limited to breakdowns or emergencies (which concern vehicles that normally must not use the shoulder), nor does it depend on the proximity of faster vehicles.

As a general rule, when riding a moped on a conventional road, are you required to use the shoulder?

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