On which of the following types of road is a moped rider strictly prohibited from riding?

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Article 38(1) of the General Traffic Regulations prohibits riding mopeds on motorways and dual carriageways. Their maximum speed by design is 45 km/h, below the minimum of 60 km/h required on motorways, which would pose an extremely serious risk to road safety. By contrast, on a conventional road with no passable shoulder, a moped may ride on the strictly necessary part of the roadway, close to its right edge (Article 36(1)). And residential areas or stay and play zones are not closed to mopeds: in a stay and play zone (sign S-28) a maximum of 10 km/h and priority for pedestrians apply, not a specific prohibition for them.

On which of the following types of road is a moped rider strictly prohibited from riding?

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