What must a pedestrian mandatorily carry when walking on an interurban road at night?

Question

DentroTest · Accepted Answer

According to General Traffic Regulations, when a pedestrian walks on the roadway or shoulder of a road outside a built-up area (interurban road) between sunset and sunrise, or in conditions of reduced visibility, they must make themselves visible. The rule requires carrying an approved luminous or retro-reflective element. This element is crucial because it must be visible to approaching drivers from a minimum distance of 150 meters. While light-colored clothing is recommended, it is not sufficient on its own to comply with the regulations, and white/red lights are typically required for groups of pedestrians, not necessarily for an individual pedestrian if they are already wearing the reflective element.

What must a pedestrian mandatorily carry when walking on an interurban road at night?

Want to pass the Permit B (English) theory test first time?

📚 Keep practicing with more questions from Other Users

Behavior when Approaching a School Bus with V

Children Vulnerability in Pedestrian Collisions

Common Causes of Pedestrian Run

When do most child pedestrian accidents happen?

Cyclist Distractions and Traffic Accidents Relation

Why Children are Vulnerable in Traffic

Vulnerable Groups in Traffic

Where Do the Most Serious Pedestrian Accidents Occur?

Pedestrian Run

Accident Risk for Elderly Pedestrians