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No, it will travel on the carriageway, as close as possible to the right edge.
Moped drivers are obliged to travel on the road's hard shoulder whenever it is sufficient and passable. In this case, because the hard shoulder is unpaved and cannot be travelled on safely, they will use the minimum necessary part of the carriageway, keeping as close as possible to the right edge.
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No, it will travel on the carriageway, as close as possible to the right edge.
Yes, but reducing speed considerably.
Yes, but only when other vehicles are travelling on the carriageway, so as not to obstruct them.
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