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Travel at a moderate speed.
Whenever we approach on our moped a place frequented by children or elderly people travelling as pedestrians, who may suddenly appear on the road, we must take extra care, travel at a moderate speed and take the necessary precautions not to endanger them. We should therefore reduce our speed, even coming to a stop if necessary.
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Repeatedly sound the horn and pass quickly.
Swerve from side to side to avoid a possible collision.
Travel at a moderate speed.
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