At night or in low visibility conditions, what lights must groups of pedestrians led by a person carry when walking on the roadway?

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According to General Traffic Regulations, groups of pedestrians led by a person or forming a procession must make themselves visible when walking on the roadway or shoulder at night or in poor light. The rule stipulates they must carry lights on the side closest to the center of the road: white or yellow lights facing forward and red lights facing backward. This follows the logic of vehicle traffic (white front, red rear) to indicate the direction of travel and mark the width of the group.

At night or in low visibility conditions, what lights must groups of pedestrians led by a person carry when walking on the roadway?

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