lois et reglements police de roulage avec amendements

indicated by these lights.
At places where traffic is regulated by a qualified agent or by luminous roadsigns, they can
cross the roadway only when traffic is authorised in their walking direction.
8. Pedestrians can not in any case linger or stop on the roadway unless necessary.
9. When the roadway is divided in many parts by one or many refuges or central reservations,
pedestrians who have reached one of these can get into the next part of the roadway only if they
respect the instructions edited by this Article.
10. Persons who push children prams, sick or invalid persons' wheelchairs are submitted, to the
pedestrians rules, the same prevalling for invalid persons who circulate in a vehicle stirred by
themselves on the condition of not circulating at a speed superior to that of a pedestrian moving
at pace speed.
Section 2. Convoys
Article 49:
1. The interval between automobile vehicles forming a convoy in respect of a trip to make
together must be of at least 30 metres.
A convoy can not occupy a distance of more than 500 metres. When this occurs, it must be
divided into groups of vehicles occupying the way or a distance of a maximum 50 metres.
However these provisions are not applicable to military vehicles forming a convoy:
a) In built-up areas;
b) Between sun-set and day-break;
c) By foggy time reducing visibility at less than 30 metres.
2. The first vehicle of a convoy must bear on a panel fixed in front of the vehicle, painted in red
in a yellow base, the words " ATTENTION CONVOY" easily readable by day light at a 100
metres distance.
The last vehicle of a convoy must bear a panel fixed at its back, painted in red on a yellow base,
the words "END OF CONVOY" easily readable at day light at a distance of 100 metres.
Military convoys are signalled in conformity with provisions fixed by the Minister holding
Defence in his portfolio.
3.Coupled vehicles making a convoy must be separated into groups of a 500 metres maximum
length and the interval between groups must be of 30 metres at least.
Article 50:
On bridges, the interval between vehicles provided with a speed plate in application of Article
29,4 must be of ten metres at least.
Section 3. Yoked vehicles
Article 51:
1. A carriage can not be composed of more than four animals in line or more than three animals
in front.
2. The driving or yoking equipment must allow the driver to master the yoked animals and to
drive his vehicle with ease and precision.