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Moderate your speed in case there are pedestrians crossing.
Moderate speed, look both ways and let pedestrians on the pavement pass, stopping when necessary. Their priority does not depend on a zebra crossing; article 65 covers pavements and pedestrian areas. A horn does not grant priority and must not routinely be used to force a passage; article 110 permits exceptional warnings to avoid a possible crash. Do not accelerate to get out of the way.
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Increase your speed to get out of the way as soon as possible.
Moderate your speed in case there are pedestrians crossing.
Always stop the vehicle and announce your presence by sounding the horn.
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