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Reduce speed and stop if necessary.
Reduce speed and stop if necessary, under Article 46.1.b. Be ready to react to pedestrians entering the carriageway, even below the speed limit. Do not use the horn instead of slowing or giving way; use it only where authorised, such as to avoid a possible collision. These precautions reduce risk but do not guarantee predictable behaviour by everyone.
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Reduce speed and stop if necessary.
Maintain speed without considering pedestrians.
Use the horn instead of slowing down.
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