Travelling along the road or the hard shoulder

Article 122. Travelling along the road or the hard shoulder.
1. Outside town, on all roads subject to the law, and in town (including highways under construction has no zone reserved especially for pedestrians, as a general rule, travel is on the left the left (LST Art 49,2).
2. Despite the previous section, pedestrians may travel on the right when circumstances dictate for reasons of greater safety.
3. In town, pedestrians may travel on the right or left, according to the conditions traffic, the road or visibility.
4. Despite the arrangements in paragraphs 1 and 3; those pushing a bicycle or moped, hand carts or similar, all groups of pedestrians directed by a person or forming a procession, those in wheelchairs and others where applicable must always travel on the right. All must obey signals directed to them by drivers of vehicles, traffic officers and traffic lights.
5. Travelling on the hard shoulder or the road will be done prudently, without obstructing traffic unnecessarily, as far as possible to the side of the road. Except for processions, pedestrians must travel in single file if safety demands, especially in reduced visibility or in busy traffic.
6. Where there are pedestrian refuges, sidewalks or other suitable area, no pedestrian may remain in the road or on the hard shoulder, even if waiting for a vehicle, and may only be in the road when actually boarding a vehicle.
7. On noticing sirens or lights of high-priority vehicles, pedestrians must clear the road and remain in pedestrian refuges or sidewalks.
8. Traffic in residential streets properly signalled with sign S-28 in Article 159 is governed by the arrangements for this sign.