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Deterioration of their psychomotor abilities, if present.
Deterioration of psychomotor abilities, when present. Limitations in vision, hearing, movement or attention can hinder detecting vehicles, judging crossing time or moving safely. They do not affect everyone equally and crashes must not be attributed solely to age. Assess individual abilities and support safe crossings, respecting pedestrian priority.
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Maintaining good vision and mobility.
Having enough time and an accessible crossing.
Deterioration of their psychomotor abilities, if present.
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