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Respecting right of way under applicable signs and rules.
Respect vehicle and pedestrian priority under applicable signs and rules. Observe the junction, adapt speed and give way or stop when required. Priority does not remove the obligation to avoid danger or permit entering a junction that may become blocked.
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Ignoring pedestrians when in a hurry.
Always entering first because the road is urban.
Respecting right of way under applicable signs and rules.
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