How must a group of pedestrians directed by a person signal their position and size when walking at night on the shoulder of a road outside a built-up area?

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According to Traffic Regulations, groups of pedestrians led by a person or processions walking at night (or in poor visibility conditions) on the shoulder or roadway outside built-up areas must carry lights to be visible. These lights are mandatory on the side closest to the center of the road to mark their width relative to traffic: a white or yellow light facing forward and a red light facing backward. This allows drivers to identify the presence and dimensions of the group in advance to avoid accidents.

How must a group of pedestrians directed by a person signal their position and size when walking at night on the shoulder of a road outside a built-up area?

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