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If the pedestrian does not leave the carriageway, I must:
AUse audible signals until they notice my presence.
BStop.Correct
CSlightly increase speed and go around the pedestrian before reaching the oncoming vehicle.
Explanation
Given the presence of a pedestrian on the carriageway who does not move, and considering the approach of an oncoming vehicle under conditions of reduced visibility due to rain, the safest and most defensive attitude is to stop the vehicle. This way, the physical integrity of the pedestrian is ensured and an accident is avoided. The continuous use of audible signals is prohibited and does not guarantee that the pedestrian will move in time, and may even startle them. Increasing speed to go around the pedestrian in front of an oncoming vehicle is an extremely dangerous maneuver that puts everyone's safety at risk.
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