Is it in accordance with the regulations to leave a moped parked occupying the passable part of the shoulder of an interurban road?

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Stopping and parking on interurban roads must be done off the roadway, on its right side and leaving the passable part of the shoulder free (Article 90(1) of the General Traffic Regulations). The regulations do not indiscriminately prohibit occupying any part of the shoulder, but require keeping its passable part free. Getting close to the outer edge is not enough if that part is still occupied; nor does a fortnightly parking restriction authorize occupying it.

Is it in accordance with the regulations to leave a moped parked occupying the passable part of the shoulder of an interurban road?

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