On a road outside built-up areas where only a moped is traveling and there is a sufficient, passable shoulder, is it allowed to use the roadway?

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The General Traffic Regulations establish that moped riders are required to ride on the shoulder to their right on roads outside built-up areas, whenever it exists, is passable and is sufficient. The fact that no other vehicles are traveling at that moment does not override this rule or entitle the moped to enter the roadway at will. The moped could occupy only the indispensable part of the right side of the roadway if there were no shoulder or if it were impracticable.

On a road outside built-up areas where only a moped is traveling and there is a sufficient, passable shoulder, is it allowed to use the roadway?

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