On interurban roads, in what circumstance must mopeds ride on the shoulder on their right?

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The General Traffic Regulations establish that, outside built-up areas, moped riders must ride on the right-hand shoulder as long as it is passable and sufficient. If there is no shoulder, or it is impassable or insufficient, mopeds may use the strictly necessary part of the roadway next to the right edge. Therefore, it cannot be said that they must use it “always” (since it may be impassable), nor that its use is restricted only to overtaking maneuvers.

On interurban roads, in what circumstance must mopeds ride on the shoulder on their right?

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