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On a usable shoulder or, if unavailable, the carriageway.
On a usable shoulder if one exists, otherwise on the carriageway. Keep right near the outer edge, take extra care, avoid obstructing traffic and obey signals and officers. Someone pushing a bicycle is a pedestrian and must still follow the rules.
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On a usable shoulder or, if unavailable, the carriageway.
Only on the shoulder, even if absent or unusable.
Only on the carriageway, even if there is a usable shoulder.
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