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No, because it is prohibited.
No. Article 38 prohibits mopeds on autopistas and autovías. A protective structure or three or four wheels does not authorise entry, and the shoulder does not remove the prohibition. It is a vehicle-class prohibition, not merely a consequence of speed.
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Yes, exceptionally on the hard shoulder, and only three- and four-wheeled mopeds.
No, because it is prohibited.
Yes, only when the moped has a protective structure.
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