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Moderate speed and stop if needed to give way.
Moderate speed and be prepared to stop, giving way to pedestrians as required. Also observe the edges and obstacles that may hide them. A stop is not always needed without a reason, but you must be able to respond safely. The horn does not replace giving way and should not be used to force a pedestrian aside.
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Use the horn to avoid having to give way to pedestrians.
Always stop, even when there is no reason.
Moderate speed and stop if needed to give way.
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