If you push a two-wheeled moped along the shoulder or the roadway, which side must you walk on?

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A person pushing a two-wheeled moped is considered a pedestrian. When they have to walk along the shoulder or the roadway, they must do so on the right in the direction of travel and as close to the outer edge as possible, without obstructing traffic. The obligation to keep to the right refers to that case; it does not mean that they must leave a usable pedestrian area.

If you push a two-wheeled moped along the shoulder or the roadway, which side must you walk on?

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