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when pushing a bicycle or a two-wheeled moped.
When pushing a bicycle or a two-wheeled moped, they must keep to the right. The same applies to people pulling handcarts or similar, directed groups or processions and wheelchair users, under Article 121. Outside built-up areas without a pedestrian area, other pedestrians generally keep left, facing approaching traffic; they may keep right when circumstances make it safer.
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when the maximum permitted speed on the road exceeds 70 km/h.
when pushing a bicycle or a two-wheeled moped.
when walking along a road with a hard shoulder less than 1.50 metres wide.
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