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They may need more time, so take extra care.
They may need more time or have difficulty perceiving traffic, so take extra care, adapt speed and respect priority. Abilities vary between people: not everyone has visual or mobility difficulties. Do not assume they have seen you or will cross quickly.
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They always cross faster than a younger person.
They may need more time, so take extra care.
If accompanied by children, adapting speed is unnecessary.
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Al aproximarse a una persona mayor que va a cruzar como peatón, ¿qué debe tener en cuenta?
- Siempre cruza más deprisa que una persona joven.
- Si va acompañado de niños, no es necesario adaptar la velocidad.
- Puede necesitar más tiempo y debe extremar la precaución.(Correct answer)
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