Traffic safetyQuestion #15792Multiple correct
In what cases is a pedestrian allowed to walk along a cycle path?
Explanation
As a rule, pedestrians may not walk along cycle paths. The rules allow two exceptions: when a pedestrian needs to cross the cycle path, and when there is no other pedestrian infrastructure (pavement or footpath), provided they do not disturb cyclists.
KET reference: KET 48.5: Pedestrians may not walk along cycle paths, except to cross to the other side or where there is no pavement or footpath and they will not disturb cyclist traffic.