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reach the hard shoulder.
Travelling over a hatched area on a road is generally prohibited, except in the case of vehicles required to travel on the hard shoulder, such as mopeds, which may enter that hatched area to reach the hard shoulder on which they must travel.
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immobilise the vehicle for any reason.
reach the hard shoulder.
stop, exclusively.
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