Where should a pedestrian pushing a cart or a bulky object walk?

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According to General Traffic Regulations, the general rule requires pedestrians to use pedestrian zones (sidewalks). However, there is a crucial exception for safety and flow: if the object or cart the pedestrian is pushing is bulky and using the pedestrian zone would obstruct the path or cause significant inconvenience to other pedestrians, that pedestrian may use the shoulder or, failing that, the roadway. Therefore, the correct answer is the one that allows for this flexibility based on not hindering other users.

Where should a pedestrian pushing a cart or a bulky object walk?

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