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Yes, it is obligatory.
Drivers travelling along a road who come across a group of schoolchildren walking in a line must always give way to them, as they have priority over the vehicle on the road.
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Yes, it is obligatory.
The driver only has to give way if there are more than 10 children in the line.
No, the driver has priority over the schoolchildren.
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