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On the right.
On the right in the direction of travel under Article 122.2.a, obeying relevant orders and signs. The general pedestrian rule of using the left shoulder when there is no usable pedestrian area does not apply. The question assumes the shoulder must be used; it does not authorise occupying the road or shoulder when a usable pedestrian area should be used.
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On the left.
On either the right or left, without distinction.
On the right.
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