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On an interurban conventional road with no shoulder or dedicated moped route, and no access prohibition, may you ride a moped?

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Yes, on the right, occupying only the essential part of the carriageway.

Yes, on the right, using only the essential part of the carriageway. Article 36.1 requires use of a usable, sufficiently wide right shoulder when there is no dedicated route; if the shoulder is absent or unsuitable, it allows the essential part of the carriageway. This does not allow access to Spanish autopistas or autovías, which article 38.1 prohibits for mopeds.

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  • No, in this case you may not ride.

  • Yes, in the middle of the right-hand lane.

  • Yes, on the right, occupying only the essential part of the carriageway.

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