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The pedestrians described.
The pedestrians described. They may be hard to see, particularly without luminous or reflective items; this does not mean no pedestrian wears them. Adapt speed and anticipate unexpected movements without dazzling. Mopeds, cars and other users also require care: this question identifies the people on foot in this situation, without excluding protection of others.
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Only car drivers, ignoring people on foot.
Only moped riders, ignoring people on foot.
The pedestrians described.
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