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On the carriageway, as close as possible to its right-hand edge.
If we have an emergency or breakdown on an urban road and have to walk our moped, we must use the carriageway, taking up only the essential part of it or, in other words, staying as close to the right-hand edge as possible. Under no circumstances may we travel on the pavement, as it is reserved for pedestrians.
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On the carriageway, as close as possible to its right-hand edge.
On the pavement.
You may not travel and must leave the moped parked.
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