Upon seeing a person with visibly impaired mobility crossing the road outside of a pedestrian crossing, the driver of the vehicle:

Explanation

Correct answer: must stop the vehicle to allow them to pass,

A driver is obliged to stop the vehicle to allow a person with a visible mobility impairment to cross the roadway. This obligation results directly from Art. 26 para. 7 of the Road Traffic Act and applies even if such a person is crossing outside a designated pedestrian crossing.

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