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Moderate speed and, if necessary, stop.
Moderate speed and stop if necessary. Drivers must give way to pedestrians at marked crossings; approach ready to respond safely. Stopping is not compulsory in every case without a reason, and the horn or a supposed bell does not replace caution or giving way. A crossing does not imply a large pedestrian flow at all times.
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Always stop even when there is no reason requiring it.
Moderate speed and, if necessary, stop.
Sound the horn instead of moderating speed and giving way when required.
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