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Always on the right.
On the right, under article 122.2.a. Use a usable shoulder rather than entering the carriageway without reason; on either, keep near the outer edge, take care and avoid obstructing traffic. This does not mean always using the carriageway or that every pedestrian area is prohibited in every circumstance. A person pushing this moped must obey officers’ orders and the signs encountered.
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Always on the right.
On the right within built-up areas, on the left outside built-up areas.
Always on the left.
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