Is it allowed for occupants to walk on the motorway carriageway after suffering an accident?

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The correct answer is strictly NO. According to General Traffic Regulations, pedestrians are forbidden on the carriageway of motorways due to the severe risk of being run over given the high speeds of other vehicles. In the event of an accident or breakdown, if it is necessary to exit the vehicle, occupants must wear a reflective vest and position themselves off the carriageway and shoulder, preferably behind the safety barrier, and never walk on the traffic lanes.

Is it allowed for occupants to walk on the motorway carriageway after suffering an accident?

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