After passing a bicycle while using part of the roadway, is the moped rider required to return to the shoulder?

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As a general rule, moped riders are required to ride on the shoulder to their right if it is passable and sufficient. When overtaking another vehicle that is also using the shoulder (such as a bicycle), the moped may occupy the strictly necessary right-hand part of the roadway, as long as the overtaking does not exceed 15 seconds or 200 meters of parallel travel. Once the maneuver is finished, the rider must return to the shoulder immediately, regardless of whether the roadway is free of traffic. The fact that no other vehicles are approaching does not permit continued riding on the roadway if there is a passable and sufficient shoulder.

After passing a bicycle while using part of the roadway, is the moped rider required to return to the shoulder?

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