If a person is walking and pushing their two-wheeled moped, must they obey the instructions and signals of traffic officers?

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According to the General Traffic Regulations (Article 122(2)), anyone who pushes or pulls a cycle or a two-wheeled moped is a pedestrian for traffic purposes, must keep to the right and is required to comply with the instructions of law enforcement officers and the traffic signs they come across. Therefore, they must always obey traffic officers. Saying that they do not have to do so because they are a pedestrian is incorrect, because that status does not exempt them, and limiting the obligation to an interurban road with heavy traffic is not true either, because it is not restricted to specific circumstances or roads.

If a person is walking and pushing their two-wheeled moped, must they obey the instructions and signals of traffic officers?

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