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Yes, because they are particularly vulnerable to traffic hazards.
Drivers of motor vehicles must pay special attention to pedestrians on all types of roads because they are particularly vulnerable to traffic hazards, as their own body is the bodywork in the event of a possible impact or collision.
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Yes, because they are particularly vulnerable to traffic hazards.
Only on urban roads.
No, because they do not represent any danger.
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