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By paying attention to pedestrians who are walking while talking on their mobile phone.
Moderate speed and anticipate pedestrians entering the carriageway, watching everyone and especially those who appear distracted, for example by a phone. Respect their priority where applicable. Do not assume an invitation to cross guarantees safety or use exaggerated audible signals. No statistical ranking of collisions is needed to explain this precaution.
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By giving them exaggerated and shrill acoustic signals.
By paying attention to pedestrians who are walking while talking on their mobile phone.
By signalling to them to invite them to cross the road.
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