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Yes, along the left shoulder under the stated conditions.
Yes. Where there is no usable pedestrian area, current article 122.1 specifies the left shoulder if present and usable, or otherwise the carriageway, always as far from vehicle traffic as possible. The right side is used exceptionally for safety reasons or in paragraph 2 situations; do not assume every wheelchair user must always travel on the right. Keep close to the outer edge, carefully and without obstructing traffic. This concerns a person with pedestrian status on a road allowing pedestrian traffic, not every powered reduced-mobility vehicle.
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Yes, along the left shoulder under the stated conditions.
No, because every wheelchair user must always travel on the right.
No, because travel is never permitted without a pedestrian area.
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