As a general rule, on which part of the road are pedestrians required to walk?

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The General Traffic Regulations determine that, as a general rule, pedestrians are required to walk in the pedestrian areas set aside for that purpose, such as sidewalks, footpaths or promenades. The roadway is reserved exclusively for the movement of vehicles, so walking on it is an offense and a serious danger of being run over, and it is permitted only in very specific situations provided for by law, such as when crossing at authorized places or when there is no pedestrian area or practicable shoulder.

As a general rule, on which part of the road are pedestrians required to walk?

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