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They may need more time to cross or react.
They may need more time to cross or react. Adapt your speed, remain attentive and allow the crossing when required to give way, without pressuring them with the horn. Abilities vary between people; age does not establish that everyone becomes disoriented or has difficulty distinguishing colours.
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They always cross faster than a younger person.
They require no extra attention if walking alone.
They may need more time to cross or react.
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