Right of way of Drivers over pedestrians

Article 65. Right of way of Drivers over pedestrians.
1. Drivers have right of way with respect to pedestrians, except in the following cases:
a) On properly signed pedestrian crossings.
b) When turning to enter another road and are pedestrians crossing it, although no crossing exists.
c) When the vehicle crosses a hard shoulder along which pedestrians are travelling and there is no pedestrian area (LST Art 23,1).
2. In pedestrian areas when vehicles cross them using designated crossings, drivers are obliged to let pedestrians pass (LST Art 23,2).
3. Also they have to give way to:
a) Pedestrians who are boarding or leaving a public transport vehicle at a signed stop, between the vehicle and a pedestrian zone or refuge.
b) Troops in formation, schoolchildren or organized processions (LST Art 23,3).
4. Infractions of this Article are considered serious offences (LST Art 65.4.c).