When turning to enter another road and finding pedestrians crossing it, even if there is no crosswalk, what must the driver do?

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According to General Traffic Regulations, drivers have the right of way over pedestrians, except in specific cases. One such case is when a vehicle turns to enter another road and pedestrians are crossing it, even if there is no pedestrian crossing marked. In this situation, the driver must slow down and stop if necessary to yield to them, ensuring the safety of the most vulnerable road users.

When turning to enter another road and finding pedestrians crossing it, even if there is no crosswalk, what must the driver do?

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