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Respect their priority and stop if necessary to let them pass.
Respect pedestrians’ priority and do not proceed if doing so could endanger them. Article 65.2 of the General Traffic Regulations gives them priority when a vehicle crosses a pedestrian area through an authorised access. Observe before moving, proceed very slowly and stop if needed. Then, when joining the carriageway, check that it can be done safely and give way to vehicles already travelling on it; signalling gives no priority.
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Respect their priority and stop if necessary to let them pass.
Require them to give way to the car because it is leaving private property.
Proceed without checking for pedestrians, provided the indicator is used.
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