A pedestrian pushing a two-wheeled vehicle — where are they required to travel?
A)On the left, along the carriageway or the hard shoulder, according to their direction of travel.
B)On the right or on the left indistinctly.
C)On the right, along the carriageway or the hard shoulder, according to their direction of travel.Correct
Persons who are on foot pushing a two-wheeled vehicle that is neither a cycle nor a moped are not considered pedestrians; therefore, they must travel on the right side of the carriageway or the hard shoulder, as close as possible to its right edge.