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Pedestrians.
Pedestrians using the pavement. Check surroundings, reduce speed and stop if needed to let them pass. Users are not signs or markings, which you must also obey. When joining the road, give way to vehicles and make sure it is safe; attention alone does not guarantee avoiding every crash.
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Pedestrian crossing markings.
Pedestrians.
Vertical signs.
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