What item must a pedestrian carry when walking on an interurban road at night?

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According to the General Traffic Regulations, when a pedestrian walks on the roadway or shoulder of a road outside built-up areas (interurban road) between sunset and sunrise, or in reduced visibility conditions, they must make themselves visible. The rule requires wearing an approved luminous or retroreflective item. This item is crucial because it must be visible to approaching drivers from a minimum distance of 150 meters. Light-colored clothing, although advisable, is not enough on its own to comply with the regulations, and white/red lights are usually required of groups of pedestrians or processions, not necessarily of an individual pedestrian if they already wear the reflective item.

What item must a pedestrian carry when walking on an interurban road at night?

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