If you are walking along an urban road pushing a two-wheeled moped due to a breakdown, where must you travel?

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DentroTest · Accepted Answer

Although a person pushing a moped is considered a pedestrian, special rules apply to ensure safety. When pushing a two-wheeled vehicle (moped or motorcycle), you must always travel on the right side of the road (shoulder or edge of the roadway) in the direction of traffic. This applies both inside and outside urban areas. Doing so on the left (like a pedestrian without a vehicle outside of town) would be dangerous, as the moped would occupy part of the oncoming lane, increasing the risk of a head-on collision.

If you are walking along an urban road pushing a two-wheeled moped due to a breakdown, where must you travel?

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