On a road outside built-up areas with a passable and sufficient shoulder, are mopeds that ride on the roadway doing so correctly?

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The General Traffic Regulations establish that moped riders must ride on the shoulder to their right on roads outside built-up areas, provided that it is passable and sufficient. Only if there is no shoulder or it is not in passable condition are they allowed to use the strictly necessary right-hand part of the roadway. For this reason, riding on the roadway when a suitable shoulder exists constitutes an offense under the regulations.

On a road outside built-up areas with a passable and sufficient shoulder, are mopeds that ride on the roadway doing so correctly?

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