Question 7005
Where must a pedestrian walk when traveling on the shoulder of a road outside a built-up area?
- On the white line separating the roadway from the shoulder.
- As close as possible to the outer edge of the shoulder.
- As close as possible to the white line separating the roadway from the shoulder.
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Correct answer: As close as possible to the outer edge of the shoulder.
As close as possible to the outer edge of the shoulder, farthest from the roadway, to stay away from cars. Walking on or close to the white line puts you closer to traffic. In the picture, the man is walking along the outer part of the shoulder, next to the grass.