An agricultural tractor with a MMA of 3,000 kg, a bicycle, and a moped are travelling on the passable shoulder of an interurban road. Is their behavior correct?

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Yes, everyone is driving correctly. The General Traffic Regulations state that the following vehicles must use the shoulder on their right, provided it is passable and sufficient: Animal-drawn vehicles. Special vehicles with a Maximum Authorized Mass (MAM) not exceeding 3,500 kg (the tractor in the example weighs 3,000 kg). Cycles and mopeds. Vehicles for people with reduced mobility. By driving on the shoulder, they keep the main roadway clear to facilitate traffic flow and increase safety.

An agricultural tractor with a MMA of 3,000 kg, a bicycle, and a moped are travelling on the passable shoulder of an interurban road. Is their behavior correct?

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