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Yes, they must obey their orders.
Yes. Article 122.2 requires anyone pushing or pulling a cycle or two-wheeled moped to keep right and obey officers’ orders and traffic signs encountered. This case concerns shoulder or carriageway use when no usable pedestrian area exists: it does not mean a pedestrian must always keep right in every pedestrian space. Stay close to the outer edge, take great care and avoid obstruction.
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No, they need obey only when riding the moped.
Yes, they must obey their orders.
No, they may ignore them because they are a pedestrian.
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