As a general rule, vehicles have priority over pedestrians, but in which specific case must they yield?

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General Traffic Regulations state that drivers have right of way over pedestrians, except in very specific exceptions. One of the most important and often confusing scenarios is when turning: vehicles must yield when turning to enter another road if there are pedestrians crossing it, even if there is no marked pedestrian crossing. They must also yield at properly marked crosswalks and when crossing a shoulder where pedestrians are walking.

As a general rule, vehicles have priority over pedestrians, but in which specific case must they yield?

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