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Yes, under the exception for users required to travel on that shoulder.
Yes. The prohibition on entering a hatched area excepts users required to travel on the shoulder, under article 147 and Annex I, section 4.6. It does not give general permission to use other hatched areas as shortcuts, to turn left, or to stop and park on them.
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No, because the prohibition has no exception.
Yes, under the exception for users required to travel on that shoulder.
Yes, because all mopeds may use any hatched area as a shortcut.
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