How is a person legally classified when pushing a motorcycle on foot?

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The correct answer is Drivers. According to traffic regulations, people pushing a bicycle or a moped on foot are considered pedestrians. However, this exception does not apply to motorcycles, as they are classified as motor vehicles. Therefore, a person pushing a motorcycle is still considered a driver and must adhere to specific rules (such as walking on the right-hand shoulder if passable), unlike pedestrians who generally walk on the left side of the road outside urban areas.

How is a person legally classified when pushing a motorcycle on foot?

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