If a moped rider crosses an area of oblique stripes (hatched markings) in order to continue along the shoulder, is their action correct?

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The General Traffic Regulations establish that hatched markings (parallel oblique stripes framed by a solid line) prohibit entry or travel by vehicles that are required to travel on the roadway. However, there is an express exception for drivers of vehicles that are required to travel on the shoulder, such as mopeds, bicycles and vehicles for persons with reduced mobility, who may enter or travel over the hatched markings if necessary to follow their route along the shoulder.

If a moped rider crosses an area of oblique stripes (hatched markings) in order to continue along the shoulder, is their action correct?

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