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Yes, observing the duties and rules applicable to each user.
Yes. Pedestrians are road users and must be respected and protected from unnecessary inconvenience or danger, with every user observing their duties. This does not mean pedestrians and drivers may access all the same roads or always have the same priority. For example, Article 125 generally prohibits pedestrians on motorways and dual carriageways, subject to regulatory exceptions; crossings and pedestrian areas have their own rules.
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No, only drivers have the right to use a road open to pedestrians.
Only on residential streets: on other roads open to pedestrians they may ignore them.
Yes, observing the duties and rules applicable to each user.
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