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A moped travels on a conventional road with no route reserved for it. The right shoulder is not passable and adequate. Which part of the carriageway should it use?

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The necessary part of the carriageway near the right edge.

The necessary part near the right edge, exercising care. Under Article 36, use the right shoulder when it is passable and adequate and no route or part is specifically reserved for the moped. Only when it fails those conditions should the necessary part of the carriageway be used. Do not ride on the centre line to be more visible or use an unsuitable shoulder.

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  • The centre line to be more visible.

  • The shoulder even if it is impassable or inadequate.

  • The necessary part of the carriageway near the right edge.

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