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As pedestrians, drivers or passengers.
As pedestrians, drivers or passengers. A passenger is also a road user with duties, such as using required restraints and avoiding opening a door that creates danger or obstruction. Not directly controlling the vehicle trajectory does not exclude passengers from traffic. Road safety also depends on their conduct and that of other users.
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Only as drivers.
As pedestrians, drivers or passengers.
Only as pedestrians, excluding people travelling in vehicles.
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