Pedestrians shall have the right of way over vehicles when...

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According to General Traffic Regulations, although the general rule gives priority to vehicles on the roadway, specific exceptions exist to protect vulnerable users. One of these exceptions is when pedestrians are boarding or alighting from a public transport vehicle (such as a bus) at a marked stop. In this case, they have priority only in the area between the vehicle and the nearest pedestrian zone or refuge. The other options are incorrect because simply being in a built-up area or walking on the roadway does not automatically grant right of way unless there is a crosswalk or a specific exception like the one mentioned applies.

Pedestrians shall have the right of way over vehicles when...

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