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A pedestrian crossing.
A pedestrian crossing, marking M-4.3. Vehicles must give way to pedestrians according to the crossing’s rules; if controlled by signals, follow their indications. The marking alone does not require an obligatory stop in every case, even with no pedestrians. Approach cautiously with sufficient visibility to stop when necessary.
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An obligation to stop every time even if the crossing is clear and no other reason exists.
A pedestrian crossing.
A hatched area that no driver may enter.
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