When approaching a pedestrian crossing on a moped that has no traffic lights or traffic officer present, how must you act?

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According to the General Traffic Regulations, when approaching a pedestrian crossing that is not regulated by a traffic light or by an officer, the driver must slow down and, if necessary, stop to let pass the pedestrians who are crossing or show an intention to do so. Sounding the horn to warn pedestrians is not the correct conduct: it is used only to avoid an accident or in permitted cases, and its unjustified or excessive use is prohibited (General Traffic Regulations, Article 110); moreover, it is not a way of demanding passage. Nor is it necessary to always stop: a pedestrian crossing does not work like a STOP sign if no pedestrians are crossing or intending to cross.

When approaching a pedestrian crossing on a moped that has no traffic lights or traffic officer present, how must you act?

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