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Choose a suitable crossing and check traffic while accompanying the children.
Choose a suitable crossing place, observe traffic and check that crossing is safe, keeping children accompanied and attentive. Children can behave unpredictably and learn from adults’ example. Accompanying children does not itself establish that an older person has fewer accidents or justify skipping safety checks.
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Cross without observing because accompanying children eliminates risk.
Choose a suitable crossing and check traffic while accompanying the children.
Assume vehicles will always stop, without checking.
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