How should a driver act when approaching a pedestrian crossing not regulated by traffic lights?

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When approaching a marked pedestrian crossing without traffic light regulation, priority rules state that the pedestrian always has the right of way. The driver is obliged to moderate speed to be able to stop safely if necessary, yielding to pedestrians who are already crossing or showing intention to do so. Honking is incorrect (it is only used to avoid imminent accidents) and maintaining speed is reckless behavior in the presence of vulnerable road users.

How should a driver act when approaching a pedestrian crossing not regulated by traffic lights?

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