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On the passable, sufficient right shoulder, or otherwise only the necessary part of the carriageway.
On the right shoulder if passable and sufficient; otherwise use only the necessary part of the carriageway under Article 36.1. This refers to that vehicle category, not someone using a wheelchair at walking pace, who is treated as a pedestrian. The vehicle may not use autopistas or autovías under Article 38.
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On the passable, sufficient right shoulder, or otherwise only the necessary part of the carriageway.
On an autopista as a compulsory route.
On an autovía as a compulsory route.
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