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Failing to respect pedestrians’ priority.
Failing to respect their priority. Adapt speed and stop when needed to let them cross. The question specifies pedestrian priority; higher-priority officer and traffic-light instructions must always be obeyed.
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Slow down and stop to let a pedestrian with priority cross.
Observe the crossing and its surroundings before continuing.
Failing to respect pedestrians’ priority.
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