Go along the road along the pavement

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Originally Posted by ripley

Hi,

I'd like to know what you think about this sentence about giving directions

Go along the road along the pavement

Immagine I am on my moped; I stop and ask about the way.
Is it possible to say that sentence. By that sentence I mean that
I should drive (on the paved street) having the pavement as a reference....Is my sentence clear?
Can I use the same sentence if I were on foot ( in that case I would be walking ON the pavement, not in the middle of the street as in the former case..):oops::roll::-?

Thanks rip

On your moped:

Go along the road, following the pavement....
Go along the road, keeping the pavement on your left/right side....

On foot

Go along the pavement on this road ....