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Reduce speed and stop if necessary.
When approaching a pedestrian crossing, we must always reduce our speed and, if necessary, stop our vehicle to avoid dangerous situations involving pedestrians. We must never sound the horn to warn pedestrians to cross.
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Sound the horn to warn pedestrians.
Reduce speed and stop if necessary.
Always stop.
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