Outside built-up areas, pedestrians must always walk on their right when...
A)The road is one-way only.
B)It is night-time circulation.
C)They are disabled and travel in a wheelchair.Correct
As a general rule, pedestrians outside built-up areas must walk on the left in order to see oncoming vehicles head-on. However, the regulations establish as an exception that people who travel in a wheelchair, as well as groups of pedestrians or those pushing a two-wheeled vehicle, must walk on the right.