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Pedestrians.
Pedestrians have priority in the stay-and-play zone indicated by S-28 and may use the whole circulation area. The current limit is 10 km/h and parking is permitted only in designated places. Priority does not generally belong to all non-motorised vehicles.
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Cycles.
Pedestrians.
Non-motorised vehicles.
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