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Yes, they must obey the light regulating their movement.
Yes. Article 122.2 requires someone pushing a two-wheeled moped to keep right in this scenario and obey officers’ orders and traffic signals encountered on their route. Being a pedestrian does not permit ignoring the light regulating their movement. The question specifies the shoulder and applicable signal, not an unrelated light.
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No, being a pedestrian always allows ignoring it.
Yes, they must obey the light regulating their movement.
No, only officers’ orders apply.
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