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Approaching a pedestrian crossing not controlled by lights or officers.
Approaching a pedestrian crossing not controlled by lights or officers. Look for people crossing or likely to enter and be ready to stop. Article 46 also covers other situations, such as restricted visibility: a crest can require this precaution where those conditions apply. A two-way carriageway alone does not require always stopping.
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Using any two-way road even with no risk or other relevant circumstance.
Approaching a pedestrian crossing not controlled by lights or officers.
Passing any crest even with full visibility and no risk circumstances.
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