At a pedestrian crossing marked with road markings but without traffic lights, do pedestrians have the right of way over vehicles?

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According to the General Traffic Regulations, drivers must yield to pedestrians who are crossing, or who show the intention to cross, at a pedestrian crossing properly marked with road markings (transverse white stripes). Since there are no traffic lights or traffic officers indicating otherwise, the right of way always lies with the pedestrian, so moped riders and the drivers of other vehicles must slow down and stop completely if necessary.

At a pedestrian crossing marked with road markings but without traffic lights, do pedestrians have the right of way over vehicles?

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