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When the distance and speed of vehicles allow it to be done safely.
Even when pedestrians have priority at a pedestrian crossing, anyone wishing to cross must make sure they can do so safely, checking that vehicles are prepared to let them cross.
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When the distance and speed of vehicles allow it to be done safely.
Whenever the pedestrian decides to, since they have right of way.
Only when there are no vehicles nearby.
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