Is the place chosen to park this moped on an interurban road compliant with the regulations?

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Stopping or parking on interurban roads must always be done outside the roadway, on its right-hand side, leaving the passable part of the shoulder clear (General Traffic Regulations, Article 90(1)). The shoulder must remain clear for the users who are required to travel on it and for emergency stops. That is why parking the moped on the passable part of the shoulder does not comply with the regulations. Low traffic on the road does not authorize occupying it, and neither does being outside the lines of the roadway, because the passable shoulder is still part of the road that must remain clear.

Is the place chosen to park this moped on an interurban road compliant with the regulations?

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