On what type of roads are moped riders strictly prohibited from riding?

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Mopeds are prohibited from traveling on motorways and dual carriageways (General Traffic Regulations, Article 38(1)). Their maximum design speed is 45 km/h, so they do not reach the minimum of 60 km/h of these roads, which would create a serious road safety risk. It is false that they are prohibited from traveling on interurban roads without a passable shoulder: if a conventional road has no passable or sufficient shoulder, they ride on the strictly necessary part of the roadway on its right (Article 36(1)). And it is false that it is prohibited for them on a conventional road with a passable and sufficient shoulder: there they must ride precisely on the shoulder.

On what type of roads are moped riders strictly prohibited from riding?

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