If a pedestrian is walking along the roadway or shoulder pushing a two-wheeled moped, which signals must they respect?

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Although the General Traffic Regulations define a person pushing a two-wheeled moped as a 'pedestrian', when traveling along the roadway or shoulder (areas for motor traffic), they must behave consistently with the traffic. Therefore, they must respect the signals applicable to vehicles and drivers (such as a traffic light for vehicles or a STOP sign), and not the signals intended exclusively for pedestrians walking on sidewalks.

If a pedestrian is walking along the roadway or shoulder pushing a two-wheeled moped, which signals must they respect?

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