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They may act unexpectedly and not fully understand every risk.
They may have less traffic experience and act unexpectedly. Adapt speed, observe the surroundings and be ready to stop; do not assume a child recognises danger or has seen you. Ability and experience vary with age and development: not every minor has the same field of vision or behaviour.
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All recognise danger and always act like experienced adults.
They may act unexpectedly and not fully understand every risk.
You may ignore their presence if they are not already crossing.
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