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To the right of them.
As a general rule, if we encounter a refuge, island, or guidance device on the road we are travelling on with our moped, we must drive on the part of the carriageway that is to the right of the refuge or island in the direction of travel.
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To the right of them.
Either side.
Either to the right or left, but only in built-up areas.
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