If the shoulder of a road is passable but excessively narrow, may you ride on the roadway when riding a moped?

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DentroTest · Accepted Answer

As a general rule, mopeds ride on the shoulder on their right if it is passable and sufficient. If there is none, it is not practicable or it is insufficient (for example, because it is too narrow), they must use the strictly necessary part of the roadway, on its right and keeping close to the edge (General Traffic Regulations, Article 36(1)). Requiring travel at more than 60 km/h on the roadway makes no sense: the maximum speed of a moped is 45 km/h. And saying that they are prohibited from going onto the roadway is false, because the regulations expressly provide that they use it in that case.

If the shoulder of a road is passable but excessively narrow, may you ride on the roadway when riding a moped?

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