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On the left.
On the left, using a shoulder if present and usable, otherwise the carriageway, as far from vehicle traffic as possible. The right side may be used for justified safety reasons; it is required for people pushing a cycle, two-wheeled moped, personal mobility vehicle or similar, and organised pedestrian groups. Do not choose a side merely by habit: stay near the outer edge and avoid risks.
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On the left.
On either side without regard to conditions.
Always on the right, even without an exception.
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