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What should I do in this situation?
AUse audible signals to make the pedestrian move aside.
BBypass the pedestrian, using the hazard lights.
CReduce speed and, if necessary, stop.Correct
Explanation
When a pedestrian is walking on the roadway in a narrow street without sidewalks, the driver must especially reduce speed and, if necessary to ensure the pedestrian's safety, stop the vehicle. Pedestrians are vulnerable road users and have priority in these shared road circumstances. The use of audible signals within localities is prohibited, except in case of imminent danger, which does not apply to this normal driving scenario. Similarly, using hazard lights to bypass the pedestrian is incorrect, as these lights are only intended to signal a serious danger, breakdown, or forced stop.
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