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On the usable pavement or pedestrian area.
On the pedestrian area. On urban roads, Article 152 reserves pavements for pedestrians; if no usable pedestrian area exists, it allows use of the shoulder or, if absent or unusable, the carriageway with caution. This question provides a suitable pavement.
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Always in the centre of the carriageway, even with a suitable pavement.
Always on the shoulder, because any handcart requires leaving the pavement.
On the usable pavement or pedestrian area.
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En una vía urbana, un peatón empuja un pequeño carro a mano y hay una acera transitable por la que puede pasar sin obstaculizar. ¿Por dónde debe circular normalmente?
- Siempre por el centro de la calzada, aunque haya acera adecuada.
- Siempre por el arcén, porque cualquier carro obliga a abandonar la acera.
- Por la acera o zona peatonal transitable.(Correct answer)
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