In urban areas, on which side of the roadway or shoulder must people pushing a two-wheeled moped walk?

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People pushing a two-wheeled moped are considered pedestrians but are an exception to the general rule. For safety, they must always walk on their right (relative to the direction of travel), on both urban and interurban roads. This is because, while pushing a vehicle, they occupy more space; walking on the left could dangerously obstruct the oncoming lane or confuse oncoming drivers.

In urban areas, on which side of the roadway or shoulder must people pushing a two-wheeled moped walk?

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