When driving a tram, should you anticipate that the children playing nearby the tracks may behave unpredictably and it will be necessary to reduce the speed or stop the vehicle?

The presence of children in the vicinity of the tracks is a signal to exercise particular care and to apply the principle of limited trust. The behaviour of children, especially when playing, is often unpredictable, creating a high risk of them suddenly running onto the tracks. Consequently, the driver must be prepared to reduce speed immediately or stop the vehicle in order to ensure safety.