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On the right.
If a moped is being pushed on foot, it must travel along the right-hand hard shoulder. If there is no hard shoulder or it is not wide enough, the minimum necessary part of the carriageway must be used. In all cases, it must always be on the right-hand side.
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On the right.
On the left.
On either the right or left, without distinction.
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