If the shoulder is passable and sufficient, where are animal-drawn vehicles, cycles, and mopeds required to travel?

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The correct answer is 'By the shoulder on their right'. The general rule states that, to facilitate traffic flow and ensure safety, certain slower or vulnerable vehicles must use the shoulder if it exists and is passable. These vehicles include: animal-drawn vehicles, cycles (bicycles), mopeds, vehicles for people with reduced mobility, and special vehicles up to 3,500 kg. Traveling in the 'center of the road' is incorrect and dangerous, as it would obstruct faster traffic. The 'left shoulder' is prohibited as it opposes the direction of traffic.

If the shoulder is passable and sufficient, where are animal-drawn vehicles, cycles, and mopeds required to travel?

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