Is a pedestrian allowed to walk on the right-hand side of a road outside built-up areas?
Traffic rules
Pedestrians may walk on the right side on roads outside of populated areas if it is safer for them, such as in situations where visibility is limited or space is restricted.
Explanation
Pedestrians walking on **roads outside built-up areas** must walk on the **left**. However, there is an important exception: if it is **safer** to walk on the **right**, then it is allowed. This can occur in situations where visibility or road conditions make walking on the right safer for the pedestrian. Therefore, the correct answer is that a pedestrian can walk on the right on a road outside built-up areas **when it is done for safety reasons**.
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