When riding a moped and approaching children who could suddenly step onto the roadway, how must you act?

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The General Traffic Regulations establish the obligation to travel at a moderate speed and, if necessary, to stop the vehicle when approaching vulnerable road users such as children or elderly people on the road or in its vicinity. Children have a narrower field of vision and unpredictable behavior. Sounding the horn can frighten them and provoke dangerous reactions toward the roadway, while zigzagging compromises the moped's stability and creates a risk of falling or of an accident.

When riding a moped and approaching children who could suddenly step onto the roadway, how must you act?

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