When driving a bus, in which of the following situations must you reduce speed and even stop the vehicle if circumstances require it?

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Article 46(1) of the General Traffic Regulations requires drivers to travel at a moderate speed and, if necessary, to stop the vehicle when circumstances so require, especially when approaching pedestrian crossings that are not regulated by a traffic light or traffic officers (Article 46(1)(b)). Hospitals and care homes for the elderly are not among the cases listed in the article (markets, schools and places where the presence of children is foreseeable are): there, speed is reduced when there are pedestrians or their sudden appearance can be foreseen (Article 46(1)(a)). Finally, driving on a sidewalk is prohibited for a bus: it is not a situation in which speed must be reduced, but something that must not be done at all.

When driving a bus, in which of the following situations must you reduce speed and even stop the vehicle if circumstances require it?

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