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Reduce speed, and even stop if necessary.
When we approach a bus from which children are getting off, we must moderate our speed and even stop completely if necessary. This is essential because children can move unpredictably and cross the road without warning, which increases the risk of accidents. In addition, whenever we approach areas with a high concentration of children, such as markets, schools or school bus stops, we must take extra precautions.
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Reduce speed, and even stop if necessary.
Sound the horn repeatedly to warn of your presence.
Stop until the bus moves off again.
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