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As close as possible to the right-hand edge of the road, in the direction of travel.
It must proceed at walking pace as close as possible to the right edge, without occupying more than the right half of the carriageway. Groups must be of moderate length, each with at least one handler, and sufficiently separated to minimise obstruction. Permission to use a road does not allow entering pedestrian areas or choosing either side indiscriminately.
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Along the left-hand hard shoulder, in the direction of travel.
Along either the right-hand or left-hand hard shoulder, indiscriminately.
As close as possible to the right-hand edge of the road, in the direction of travel.
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