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Yes, but only if there is a pedestrian crossing.
Article 65 of the Traffic Regulations states that drivers have priority for their vehicles over pedestrians, except when they are turning their vehicle to enter another road and pedestrians are crossing it, even if there is no marked pedestrian crossing. In that case, pedestrians have priority and we must give way to them in all cases.
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