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On the adequate, usable hard shoulder.
On the hard shoulder. Use the carriageway under the rules only if no shoulder exists or it is not passable. Outside built-up areas, the general rule is to walk on the left; exceptions include safety reasons and people pushing cycles, two-wheeled mopeds or personal mobility vehicles, and directed groups, who use the right. On shoulder or carriageway, walk near the outer edge and in single file when safety requires it.
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On the adequate, usable hard shoulder.
Always on the carriageway, even with that shoulder available.
Walking outside built-up areas is prohibited in every circumstance.
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