On an interurban road with a passable shoulder, is the way these moped riders are riding in accordance with the regulations?

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Moped riders must ride on the shoulder to their right if it is passable and sufficient and, only if it is not, use the part of the roadway that is strictly necessary (General Traffic Regulations, Article 36(1)). In addition, they are prohibited from riding side by side (Article 36(2)). In this case the way of riding is incorrect because the mopeds occupy the roadway instead of staying on the shoulder. The roadway being clear or their riding as a group does not exempt them from this positioning rule: there is no exception for groups, and a clear roadway does not authorize occupying it either.

On an interurban road with a passable shoulder, is the way these moped riders are riding in accordance with the regulations?

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