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Yes, because they have priority.
Yes. School groups walking in line have priority over vehicles under Article 65. It does not depend solely on using a pedestrian crossing. Slow down, give way and stop when needed to allow them to cross safely. Also obey officers’ instructions and applicable traffic signals.
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No, except if there is a risk of a pedestrian being struck.
Yes, but only if they cross at a marked crossing like other pedestrians.
Yes, because they have priority.
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