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No. Talking to another rider does not permit motorcycles to ride side by side on the shoulder. Article 36.3 allows exceptional motorcycle use of the shoulder only on authorised, signed sections with traffic stopped by congestion, at no more than 30 km/h and in single file, with extra caution and without endangering users required to use the shoulder.
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Only if the motorcycle is over 250cc.
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