On an interurban road lacking a specific lane for turning, how must a two-wheeled moped execute a left turn?

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General Traffic Regulations establish an important exception for cycles and mopeds on interurban roads. If there is no designated turning lane, these vehicles must not position themselves in the center of the roadway (as cars would). Instead, they must position themselves on the right edge of the roadway or on the hard shoulder if practicable. From that position, they will initiate the turn when it is possible to do so safely and without hindering other road users. This is because their reduced speed poses a risk if they stop in the center of a fast road.

On an interurban road lacking a specific lane for turning, how must a two-wheeled moped execute a left turn?

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