On a road where pedestrians are present or may foreseeably enter the carriageway, especially children or older people, how must you act?

Correct answer

Moderate speed and stop if needed.

Travel at a moderate speed and stop if circumstances require it, under article 46 of the General Traffic Regulations. Observe and anticipate possible movements without relying on pedestrians reacting as expected. The horn does not replace these precautions; it may be used in legally permitted circumstances, such as preventing a possible accident, but not to demand that pedestrians move aside.