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No, they are considered a driver.
A pedestrian is a person who travels on foot or walks along a public road and does not drive a vehicle. People who walk while pushing a cycle or two-wheeled moped, people using skateboards, and disabled people travelling at walking pace in a wheelchair, with or without a motor, are also considered pedestrians.
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No, they are considered a driver.
Yes, but only when they are not wearing a helmet.
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