Correct answer
Give them priority.
Give way under Article 65.1.c. Reduce speed and stop if needed before cutting across their path. This does not depend on an organised group; shouting for them to move does not replace the duty. The scenario is a vehicle crossing the shoulder, not unlimited pedestrian priority anywhere on the carriageway.
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Warn them by shouting at them to move aside.
I will give them priority only if they are travelling in an organised group.
Give them priority.
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Al cruzar con su vehículo un arcén por el que caminan peatones que no disponen de zona peatonal, ¿qué debe hacer?
- Advertirles con gritos que se aparten.
- Darles prioridad.(Correct answer)
- Sólo les daré prioridad si viajan en un grupo organizado.
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