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Someone who walks a two-wheeled moped on foot
A pedestrian is a person who travels on foot on public roads covered by the Traffic Law. People who push a pram or who walk while wheeling a two-wheeled cycle or moped are also considered pedestrians.
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Someone who walks a two-wheeled moped on foot
All cyclists, as a general rule
A person riding a moped at 30 km/h or less
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