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Yes, even without a marked pedestrian crossing.
Yes. Article 65.1.b gives them priority when you turn into another road they are crossing, even without a marked crossing. Slow down, observe and stop if necessary to let them cross safely. This priority is not restricted to marked pedestrian crossings.
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Yes, even without a marked pedestrian crossing.
Only if there is a marked pedestrian crossing.
No, turning always gives the vehicle priority.
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