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you should drive at a moderate speed, stopping if necessary.
Moderate speed and be ready to stop if necessary. Their behaviour may be difficult to predict and they may emerge from behind obstacles. Do not accelerate to pass first or assume the danger has gone because they are not yet in the carriageway.
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you should drive at a moderate speed, stopping if necessary.
drive normally, since the child is not on the road.
accelerate to overtake the child as soon as possible, thereby avoiding the danger.
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