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That the child may unexpectedly enter the carriageway.
The child may enter the carriageway unexpectedly, and other children may follow. Reduce speed appropriately, watch possible emergence points and be ready to stop safely. Do not assume the child has seen the vehicle or will correctly judge the danger.
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That their young age guarantees they will stay off the carriageway.
That the child may unexpectedly enter the carriageway.
That their presence never requires adapting speed.
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