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Unnecessarily enter the carriageway when a safe pedestrian area is available.
Unnecessarily entering the carriageway when a safe pedestrian area is available creates risk. Use pedestrian areas and cross according to the rules, paying attention to signals and traffic. There is no universal rule to always walk in the middle of every pavement: adapt position to available space, other pedestrians and obstacles, avoiding dangerous proximity to traffic.
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Obey the pedestrian signal and check that crossing is safe.
Cross in accordance with the rules while watching traffic.
Unnecessarily enter the carriageway when a safe pedestrian area is available.
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