How must directed groups of pedestrians walking on the roadway or shoulder at night signal their presence?

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According to the General Traffic Regulations, groups of pedestrians led by a person or forming a procession, when walking on the roadway or shoulder at night (or under conditions of reduced visibility), must carry lights to ensure their safety and be seen by drivers. The rule specifies that they must display a white or yellow light facing forward and a red light facing backward, located on the side closest to the center of the roadway. The other options are incorrect: warning triangles are for broken-down vehicles, and manual hand signals do not provide the necessary continuous visibility in the dark.

How must directed groups of pedestrians walking on the roadway or shoulder at night signal their presence?

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