If we cross a hard shoulder where pedestrians are walking, must we yield to them?

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Drivers have the obligation to yield to pedestrians in various situations regulated by law. They have priority at properly signposted pedestrian crossings and when a vehicle turns to enter another road and there are pedestrians crossing it. They also have priority when the vehicle crosses a hard shoulder where pedestrians who do not have a pedestrian zone are walking. Therefore, if we cross a hard shoulder used by pedestrians, we must stop and yield to them.

If we cross a hard shoulder where pedestrians are walking, must we yield to them?

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