Use of Public Roads
Where must pedestrians walk if there is no sidewalk in an interurban area?
Reviewed on 17 Jul 2026
- A On the right side of the road
- ✓ On the left side of the road
- C In the centre of the road
- D On the shoulder on either side
Why this is the correct answer
In interurban areas without a pavement, pedestrians must walk on the left side of the road so they can see oncoming traffic.
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