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Question 2888

Where must a pedestrian pushing a two-wheeled vehicle travel?

  1. On the right, on the roadway or shoulder, in their direction of travel.
  2. On the left, on the roadway or shoulder, in their direction of travel.
  3. On either the right or the left.
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Correct answer: On the right, on the roadway or shoulder, in their direction of travel.

Someone walking a two-wheeled moped is considered a pedestrian, but must keep to the right. If there is no usable pedestrian area, they must use the shoulder or, if there is none, the roadway, staying close to the outer edge.

Ley sobre Tráfico, Circulación de Vehículos a Motor y Seguridad Vial · Reglamento General de Circulación