Question 3672
Must every pedestrian walking along the shoulder of a road outside a built-up area between sunset and sunrise have a light-emitting or retroreflective item?
- Yes, to be visible from at least 150 meters away to approaching drivers.
- Yes, but they only have to wear it when weather conditions significantly reduce visibility.
- No, if they walk as close as possible to the edge of the roadway.
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Correct answer: Yes, to be visible from at least 150 meters away to approaching drivers.
Outside a built-up area, a pedestrian walking along the shoulder between sunset and sunrise must carry a light-emitting or reflective item that makes them visible from at least 150 meters away.