Which vehicles are permitted to travel in a parallel position or two abreast?

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According to the General Traffic Regulations, the general rule prohibits vehicles required to use the shoulder from travelling in a parallel position; they must travel in single file (one behind the other). This applies to mopeds and vehicles for people with reduced mobility. However, there is a specific exception for bicycles. Cyclists may travel two abreast, provided they stay as close as possible to the right edge of the road. Nevertheless, they must switch to single file in sections with no visibility or when they cause traffic congestion.

Which vehicles are permitted to travel in a parallel position or two abreast?

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