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Yield to pedestrians
Give way and stop if necessary to let them cross safely. Reduce speed when approaching. The case excludes officers and signals, whose instructions must also be obeyed, and does not imply a mandatory stop at an empty crossing. Pedestrians must also consider approaching vehicles’ distance and speed before entering.
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