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Only on the hard shoulder and only cyclists over 14 years of age
Bicycle riders over 14 years of age may travel on the shoulder of autovías (dual-carriageway expressways, not autopistas), unless, for justified road-safety reasons, they are prohibited from doing so by the appropriate signs.
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No, it is completely prohibited in all cases
Only on the hard shoulder and only cyclists over 14 years of age
Yes, including children travelling along the right-hand side of the carriageway
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