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Increase attention and adapt speed.
Increase attention and adapt speed, anticipating that children may emerge between vehicles or other obstacles. Obey signs, pedestrian crossings and local school-area measures. Smaller stature and limited visibility can make children harder to detect; do not assume they will always behave like adults or have seen you. Take care both on arrival and departure.
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Take care only at departure, never on arrival.
Increase attention and adapt speed.
Maintain speed without observing children.
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