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No. Article 38 prohibits mopeds from using motorways and autovías; the prohibition is not limited to traffic lanes and does not disappear when there is no alternative route. The exception allowing certain bicycles on an autovía shoulder does not apply to mopeds. Do not confuse this access ban with minimum-speed rules, which have their own exceptions: slow emergency travel does not permit a prohibited vehicle to enter.
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Yes, unless there is a sign expressly prohibiting it.
Yes, exceptionally, when there is no alternative route to reach my destination.
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