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Respect pedestrians' right of way.
Pedestrians must use the places reserved for them and not use prohibited areas, while drivers must respect the priority that pedestrians have at pedestrian crossings.
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Respect pedestrians' right of way.
Tell pedestrians when they must cross.
Use the horn when approaching a pedestrian crossing.
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