If you are riding along a one-way street inside a built-up area and want to change direction to the left, where must you position your moped in good time?

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According to the General Traffic Regulations, to make a change of direction to the left, the position of the vehicle depends on the directions of traffic on the road. On one-way roadways, since there is no oncoming traffic, the driver must position the vehicle as close as possible to the left edge of the roadway. By contrast, positioning in the center of the roadway (or next to the dividing line without encroaching on the opposite direction) is the practice to follow only on two-way roads. Positioning at the right edge on a one-way road to turn left is dangerous and prohibited, since it would cut across the path of other vehicles.

If you are riding along a one-way street inside a built-up area and want to change direction to the left, where must you position your moped in good time?

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