When riding on a conventional road, is a moped rider required to use the shoulder?

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DentroTest · Accepted Answer

Riders of mopeds (twoand three-wheeled) and drivers of light quadricycles are required to use the shoulder to their right if it is passable and sufficient (General Traffic Regulations, Article 36(1)). If there is no shoulder or it is impassable or insufficient, they use the strictly necessary part of the roadway on their right. It is false that the light quadricycle is exempt: it follows the same rule as the other mopeds. It is also false that the shoulder is used only in the event of a breakdown or emergency: for the moped it is the general rule on a conventional road, not an exception.

When riding on a conventional road, is a moped rider required to use the shoulder?

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