When approaching a pedestrian crossing that is not regulated by a traffic light or an officer, how should the driver behave?

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The correct answer is to reduce speed and be prepared to stop. According to General Traffic Regulations, pedestrians have the right of way at marked crossings. Therefore, the driver must moderate their speed (slow approach) to be able to stop the vehicle safely and smoothly if a pedestrian decides to cross. Using the horn is prohibited unless to avoid an imminent accident, and ignoring the crossing is a serious offense that endangers road safety.

When approaching a pedestrian crossing that is not regulated by a traffic light or an officer, how should the driver behave?

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