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Every group of pedestrians led by one person.
Every group of pedestrians led by one person, under Article 122.2.b. This does not mean all pedestrians must use the right: the general rule in this situation is the left, with safety exceptions. Obey officer orders and applicable signs. A wheelchair alone does not impose always using the right side.
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All pedestrians, without any exception.
Only people walking alone, merely because they are alone.
Every group of pedestrians led by one person.
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