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No, mopeds are prohibited on autovías.
No. Article 38 prohibits mopeds on autopistas and autovías. Using the shoulder or being unable to find another route does not create an exception for mopeds. Find a permitted route; knowing a particular geographical junction is unnecessary.
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Yes, provided the shoulder is used.
Yes, if no other route is possible.
No, mopeds are prohibited on autovías.
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