Passage: We all use roads. We walk on them or drive our vehicles on them. We go across them or walk on the pavements along them. In cities there are footpaths or pavements along the roads. Those who walk on them are called pedestrians. It is safe to use footpaths if we are walking.

Roads in big cities are very busy. They are crowded with all kinds of vehicles like buses, trucks, cars, three wheelers, motor cycle, scooters, bicycles etc. Slow moving bullock carts, horse carriages, etc. can also be seen there. Walking and driving on such roads is always very risky. People in a hurry ignore the rules of the road and cause accidents. A lot of people die or get injured in such accidents everyday. The best way to avoid accidents is to obey the rules of the road.

Q:

Find out the word from the passage that means, " The people who walk on a pavement". Situational approach All of these  

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  Bullock carts
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  Pedestrians
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  Horse carriages
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  Vehicles