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Give them right of way if they have no pedestrian area.
Pedestrians walking on the hard shoulder, since they have no pedestrian area of their own, have priority over vehicles when those vehicles cross that hard shoulder.
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Give them right of way only when they form a group.
Give them right of way if they have no pedestrian area.
Warn them with the horn so they move aside.
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