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Give way because they have priority.
If we turn right or left and encounter pedestrians crossing, we must let them pass because they have priority in this case, even if there is no pedestrian crossing for them.
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Give way because they have priority.
Give way only if there is a pedestrian crossing.
Go first because I have priority.
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