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Officers’ instructions and traffic signals encountered along the way.
They must walk on the right and obey officers’ instructions and traffic signals encountered along the way under Article 122.2. They remain a pedestrian: this does not subject them to every rule for a driver riding the moped. The current rule is not limited solely to officers’ instructions.
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Only officers’ instructions, ignoring other signals.
Officers’ instructions and traffic signals encountered along the way.
No signals if the engine is switched off.
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