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Respect pedestrians’ applicable priority and adapt speed.
Respect pedestrians’ applicable priority and adapt speed so you can stop for danger. Do not routinely sound the horn to make them give way: article 110 permits acoustic warnings in specific cases, including avoiding a possible accident. Waving a pedestrian across does not guarantee other lanes are safe or replace observation.
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Respect pedestrians’ applicable priority and adapt speed.
Always sound the horn to make them give way.
Wave them across without checking traffic in other lanes.
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