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On another road, as they are prohibited from using these.
Use an alternative route. This arrangement uses the shoulders and does not admit vehicles required to use them, such as mopeds, under DGT guidance on these lanes. The restriction concerns the section configured in this way, rather than any road having a permanent extra lane. Obey officers’ instructions and diversion signs; riding alongside another moped is not a solution.
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On another road, as they are prohibited from using these.
In parallel.
With dipped headlights and without crossing the line of cones.
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