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ROAD TRAFFIC CODE 2000 - REG 203

ROAD TRAFFIC CODE 2000 - REG 203

203 .         Pedestrians travelling along carriageway (except in or on wheeled recreational device, motorised scooter or wheeled toy)

        (1)         A pedestrian must not proceed along a carriageway where there is a footpath or nature strip adjacent to the carriageway and it is in a fit condition for use.

        Modified penalty: 1 PU

        (2)         A pedestrian must not proceed along a carriageway abreast of more than one other pedestrian, except in a procession or parade authorised under a written law.

        Modified penalty: 1 PU

        (3)         A pedestrian travelling along a carriageway —

            (a)         must, where practicable, travel on the carriageway, or on the side of the carriageway, used by vehicles travelling in the opposite direction and keep as far to the right side of the carriageway as is practicable; and

            (b)         must not travel on the carriageway alongside more than one other pedestrian or vehicle travelling on the carriageway in the same direction as the pedestrian, unless the pedestrian is overtaking other pedestrians.

        Modified penalty: 1 PU

        (4)         Despite subregulation (3), where a vehicle approaches a pedestrian on a carriageway, on the same side as the pedestrian, then the pedestrian must, if possible, immediately move off the carriageway, and must not move back onto the carriageway, until the vehicle has passed him or her.

        Modified penalty: 1 PU

        (5)         Nothing in this regulation applies in respect of —

            (a)         a carriageway from which vehicles are for the time being excluded; or

            (b)         a carriageway that is a shared zone.

        (6)         In this regulation —

        pedestrian does not include a person in or on a wheeled recreational device, a motorised scooter or wheeled toy.

        [Regulation 203 amended: Gazette 25 Jan 2001 p. 593; 29 Dec 2006 p. 5924; 15 May 2018 p. 1532; SL 2020/253 r. 28.]