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Give way to the pedestrians using that shoulder.
Give way to those pedestrians under article 65.1.c. The condition is that no pedestrian area is available; the answer must not contradict it by saying there is one. Pavements and other pedestrian areas also have their own priority provisions. Priority never authorises endangering people on the road, even when someone breaks a rule.
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Go first because it is a motor vehicle.
Force them aside with the horn to obtain priority.
Give way to the pedestrians using that shoulder.
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