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On Spanish autopistas and autovías.
On Spanish autopistas and autovías, under article 38.1. This is an access prohibition for the category, not simply a consequence of travelling below a particular speed. Observe signs prohibiting access on other roads too. Lack of a shoulder alone does not prohibit riding: where road use is permitted and no usable and sufficient shoulder exists, use the necessary part of the carriageway.
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Only on autopistas; autovías are always permitted.
On every road without a shoulder.
On Spanish autopistas and autovías.
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