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Yes, the necessary right-hand part if safety permits.
Yes, under Article 36.1, in these conditions they may occupy the necessary right-hand part of the carriageway. Any gradient alone is insufficient and occupying the whole carriageway unnecessarily is not permitted. This exception does not apply on autovías: cyclists permitted to use them must remain on the shoulder. The general rule is to use a passable sufficient shoulder.
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Yes, the whole carriageway even when unnecessary.
No, they must always remain on the shoulder even in this scenario.
Yes, the necessary right-hand part if safety permits.
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