On an interurban road and with no emergency, is it permitted to stop with a moped occupying the passable part of the shoulder, even if it has hatched markings?

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Stopping 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). That part having hatched markings does not turn it into a place to stop by occupying it. The exception that allows those required to travel on the shoulder to enter hatched markings does not allow obstructing its passable part with a stop. Lasting less than two minutes or staying on the moped does not remove the obligation to leave it free.

On an interurban road and with no emergency, is it permitted to stop with a moped occupying the passable part of the shoulder, even if it has hatched markings?

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