You must push a two-wheeled moped on foot along a road with no passable pedestrian area. If you use the shoulder or the roadway, on which side must you travel?

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A person who walks a two-wheeled moped on foot is treated as a pedestrian. If they have to use the shoulder or the roadway, they must travel on the right in the direction of travel, near the outer edge and without hindering traffic. This rule does not mean that using a passable pedestrian area is prohibited merely because the moped is being pushed.

You must push a two-wheeled moped on foot along a road with no passable pedestrian area. If you use the shoulder or the roadway, on which side must you travel?

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