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Someone who, without being a driver, travels on foot on a road within the Traffic Law’s scope.
Annex I.4 defines a pedestrian as someone who, without being a driver, travels on foot on roads within the Traffic Law’s scope. It also includes people pushing or pulling a pram, a disability vehicle or another small non-motorised vehicle; people wheeling a two-wheeled cycle or moped; and people with disabilities travelling in a wheelchair, powered or unpowered, at walking speed. Riding and controlling a bicycle differs from wheeling it on foot.
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Someone who, without being a driver, travels on foot on a road within the Traffic Law’s scope.
Someone driving a car in traffic.
Someone riding, pedalling and controlling a bicycle.
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