On an interurban road lacking a passable shoulder, on which part of the road is a moped required to circulate?

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As a general rule, mopeds must ride on the hard shoulder to their right if it is passable and sufficient. However, in the case described where there is no shoulder or it is not passable, the moped driver must use the essential part of the roadway (calzada), riding as close as possible to the right edge. This is done to facilitate overtaking and not to hinder the flow of traffic, maintaining safety. Riding in the center of the lane would be incorrect and dangerous.

On an interurban road lacking a passable shoulder, on which part of the road is a moped required to circulate?

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