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On the carriageway, as close as possible to the right-hand edge.
Mopeds must always travel on the hard shoulder on their right, if it is passable and wide enough; if it is not, they must use only the essential part of the carriageway, always travelling as close as possible to the right-hand edge. If there is a road or part of a road specifically intended for mopeds, they must use it.
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In the centre of the right-hand lane so that other road users can see it.
On the carriageway, as close as possible to the right-hand edge.
As it has no hard shoulder, mopeds cannot travel on it.
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