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Yes, the pedestrian has priority in this situation.
Yes, to the pedestrian crossing the road it is entering, even without a pedestrian crossing, under Article 65.1.b. Slow down and stop if needed to let them pass. Vehicles do not have absolute priority in all other situations either: other pedestrian-priority cases exist. Always avoid endangering people.
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No, because pedestrians never have priority without a marked crossing.
No, because signalling the turn gives the moped priority.
Yes, the pedestrian has priority in this situation.
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