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Take the necessary precautions to avoid endangering them.
Heighten attention, moderate speed where appropriate and be ready to stop without endangering them. Give way when they have priority, but their mere presence does not automatically require stopping. Do not routinely use the horn to hurry or frighten them; audible warnings may exceptionally be used to prevent a possible accident under Article 110.
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Always stop solely because they are present, even if they will not cross.
Always sound the horn, even when no risk exists.
Take the necessary precautions to avoid endangering them.
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