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Pedestrians.
Pedestrians. The current catalogue’s S-28 indicates a zone intended primarily for them, and drivers must give them priority. The maximum speed is 10 km/h and the sign must be accompanied by an R-301 displaying 10. Pedestrians may use the entire circulation area, and parking is restricted to designated places. A 30 km/h speed limit alone does not confer that priority.
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