With which groups of people must drivers exercise particular caution when driving?

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Traffic regulations establish the principle of protecting the most fragile users. Drivers must exercise extreme caution with so-called 'vulnerable road users': children (due to unpredictable behavior and lower visibility), the elderly (due to potential impairments in hearing, vision, or motor skills), blind people, and people with other disabilities. While caution should be exercised with trucks or motorcycles, the correct answer focuses on the physical fragility of vulnerable pedestrians who lack the protection of a vehicle.

With which groups of people must drivers exercise particular caution when driving?

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