Behavior towards a pedestrian, towards a person with reduced mobility

When passing a pedestrian, must the driver reduce speed if necessary?

Is the driver approaching the courtesy crossing informed of this by appropriate road signs?

Does a pedestrian crossing the road at a courtesy crossing have the right of way over an approaching vehicle?

In an area where pedestrians and vehicles share the same space, with no designated lanes or footpaths, does a driver have the right of way over pedestrians who are moving around the area?

When driving in an area without designated lanes for vehicles and pedestrians, where they share the same space, is the driver obliged to yield to pedestrians who are moving around the area?

Should a driver expect pedestrians walking along the road beyond this sign?

Is a driver in an area marked with this sign required to yield to a pedestrian crossing the road outside of a designated crossing?

Should a motor vehicle driver give short audible signals when overtaking a pedestrian in fog outside a built-up area?

Should a motor vehicle driver give short audible signals when passing a pedestrian in fog outside a built-up area?

When approaching a pedestrian crossing marked in this way, should a driver expect to see a child under the age of 10 riding a bicycle under the supervision of an adult crossing the road at this point?