Must pedestrians use a pedestrian and cycle path?
Question 15 of 45 in the free class B mock exam · Signs & road markings.
There is a combined pedestrian and cycle path parallel to the carriageway. Is a pedestrian required to use this instead of the carriageway?
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Right answer: A. Yes, people on foot must as a rule use it rather than the carriageway
When a pedestrian path, pavement, or combined pedestrian and cycle path has been built, pedestrians must as a main rule use it instead of walking on the carriageway, for reasons of traffic safety.
Source: Trafikkreglene § 19 (særlige bestemmelser for gående)
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