Question 4612
Pedestrians, when traveling at night in a group, must indicate their position...
- with a white or yellow light that shines forward and a red one facing backward.
- with a hand-held stop sign.
- with the V-16 hazard warning light device.
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Correct answer: with a white or yellow light that shines forward and a red one facing backward.
On roads outside built-up areas, at night or in poor visibility, a group of pedestrians walking on the shoulder or roadway must carry lights showing the group's position and size, on the side closest to the center of the roadway. The lights must be white or yellow facing forward and red facing backward. Each pedestrian must also wear or carry a light-emitting or reflective item. The V-16 light is used to mark a stopped vehicle.