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Yes, only the minimum necessary part, keeping right.
Yes, the minimum necessary part of the carriageway, keeping as far right as possible. Use the right shoulder when it is usable and sufficient. An insufficient shoulder does not allow exceeding speed limits or unnecessarily occupying other lanes.
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Yes, and that allows you to exceed 60 km/h.
No, even when the shoulder is insufficient for riding.
Yes, only the minimum necessary part, keeping right.
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