Is it permitted for a pedestrian to walk on the roadway on a conventional road?
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The Road Traffic Regulations establish that pedestrians on a conventional road are always obliged to walk on the shoulder of the road except when this does not exist or is impracticable, at which time they may walk on the roadway.
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