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When approaching a pedestrian crossing in a vehicle for people with reduced mobility, you must...

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Reduce speed and give way when required.

Reduce speed and observe carefully, giving way when required and being ready to stop. Obey signals and officers’ orders. LCM is a licence, not the vehicle’s name; neither vehicle size nor sounding the horn gives priority over pedestrians.

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  • Force pedestrians with priority aside by sounding the horn.

  • Reduce speed and give way when required.

  • Maintain speed even if you cannot check for crossing pedestrians.

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Al aproximarse con un vehículo para personas con movilidad reducida a un paso para peatones, debe...

  1. Moderar la velocidad y ceder el paso cuando corresponda.(Correct answer)
  2. Mantener la velocidad aunque no pueda comprobar si cruzan peatones.
  3. Obligar a los peatones con prioridad a apartarse usando el claxon.

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