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More restricted than that of adults.
More restricted. Their shorter height limits what they can see around vehicles, and their ability to assess traffic is still developing. Do not assume a child has seen you or can judge your speed and distance accurately. Adapt speed and be ready to stop. No fixed proportion applies to all children and situations.
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More restricted than that of adults.
Wider than that of adults.
The visual field will be the same as that of adults.
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