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The person operating the steering mechanism or in charge of the vehicle.
The person operating the steering mechanism or in charge of the vehicle, or responsible for an animal or animals. In learner vehicles the rules treat the person in charge of the additional controls as the driver, a situation expressly excluded here. Someone pushing a bicycle or two-wheeled moped on foot is considered a pedestrian.
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The person operating the steering mechanism or in charge of the vehicle.
Any passenger, even when not in charge of the vehicle.
Someone pushing a bicycle or two-wheeled moped on foot.
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