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get off a bus at a signposted stop and are between the bus and the nearest pedestrian area.
Pedestrians boarding or alighting from public transport at a marked stop have priority when between the vehicle and the nearest pedestrian area or refuge, under article 65.1.d. Other cases include marked crossings, pavements and pedestrian areas, vehicles turning onto a road pedestrians are crossing, and vehicles crossing a shoulder used by pedestrians with no pedestrian area. A vehicle crossing a pedestrian area through an authorised access must yield to people there: the access is for the vehicle, not a crossing pedestrians must seek inside that area. Always obey applicable officers and signals.
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walk along a road within a built-up area.
get off a bus at a signposted stop and are between the bus and the nearest pedestrian area.
walk along the carriageway.
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