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Yes, whenever it is suitable and wide enough.
Yes, use the passable, sufficient right shoulder; otherwise use only the necessary part of the carriageway under Article 36.1. An emergency or faster traffic is not required. The rule concerns the two-wheeled moped expressly identified in the question.
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No, only when other vehicles are travelling faster.
No, only when travelling with an emergency.
Yes, whenever it is suitable and wide enough.
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