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Reduce speed and stop when necessary to let them cross.
Reduce speed and stop when necessary to let pedestrians cross and avoid danger. Observe both sides and ensure you can stop safely; stopping is not invariably required when there are no pedestrians or other reasons to stop. Do not use the horn to hurry them or instead of giving way. Article 110 exceptionally permits audible warnings to avoid a possible accident; that exception does not give your vehicle priority over pedestrians.
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Always stop, even with no pedestrians or other reason to do so.
Reduce speed and stop when necessary to let them cross.
Sound the horn to make them move aside and continue without giving way.
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Al acercarse a un paso para peatones señalizado, sin semáforo ni agente que regule el paso, ¿qué debe hacer?
- Detenerse siempre, aunque no haya peatones ni otra causa para hacerlo.
- Moderar la velocidad y detenerse cuando sea necesario para dejarles paso.(Correct answer)
- Tocar el claxon para que se aparten y continuar sin cederles el paso.
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