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When a disabled person or someone with visibly reduced mobility enters a pedestrian crossing with a special sign, should you anticipate having to stop your vehicle?

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When a disabled person or someone with visibly reduced mobility enters a pedestrian crossing with a special sign, should you anticipate having to stop your vehicle?

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