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Yes, the right shoulder if passable and sufficient.
Yes, use the passable, sufficient right shoulder under Article 36.1; otherwise use only the necessary part of the carriageway. A breakdown or emergency is not required. The question excludes a route or part specifically designated for these vehicles, which must be used where applicable.
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Yes, the right shoulder if passable and sufficient.
Only with a breakdown or emergency.
No, mopeds must never use the shoulder.
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