Outside built-up areas, the following must always travel on their right...

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every group of pedestrians led by one person.

Outside built-up areas, groups of pedestrians led by one person must always travel on their right. This rule applies to ensure the safety of both pedestrians and vehicles on the road. The rule differs slightly from the rules applicable in urban areas, where pedestrians may travel on the right or left depending on the traffic circumstances, the layout of the road and visibility. On roads through built-up areas and outside built-up areas, the general rule for pedestrians is to travel on the left; however, they may travel on the right if this is safer in certain situations. In addition to groups of pedestrians led by one person, the rule of travelling on the right also applies to people pushing or pulling a bicycle or two-wheeled moped, handcarts, similar devices and people travelling in wheelchairs.