Are you permitted to stop your motorcycle on the passable part of the hard shoulder of an interurban road?
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The stopping or parking of a vehicle on interurban roads must always be carried out outside the roadway, on the right side of the road and leaving free the passable part of the shoulder.
Thus, under no circumstances is it permitted for a motorcycle to stop on the passable part of the hard shoulder shoulder of an interurban road.
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