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In pedestrian areas signalled as such (Attention! Not in the area of pedestrian crossings) the driver of the vehicle is obliged to drive with a maximum of 5 km/h, to not hinder or impede the movement of pedestrians and, if necessary, to stop to allow their movement. The driver of the vehicle may enter a pedestrian area only if he lives in that area or provides public services "from door to door" and has no other access possibility. Attention! Do not confuse with the residential area where the maximum speed is 20 km/h.

The correct answer is: C

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Traffic rules in the residential area and the pedestrian area - Audio-Video Lesson --> Road Traffic Code - One-way road, residential area and pedestrian area

Speed reduction and maximum speed limits - Audio-Video Lesson --> Road Traffic Code - Travel speed

Regulation** - Article 159

In the pedestrian area, signalled as such, the driver of the vehicle may enter only if he lives in this area or provides public services "from door to door" and has no other access possibility. He is obliged to drive with a maximum speed of 5 km/h, to not hinder or impede the movement of pedestrians and, if necessary, to stop to allow their movement.

Regulation** - Article 158

(1) In the residential area, signalled as such, pedestrians may use the entire width of the carriageway, and children’s play is permitted.
(2) The drivers of vehicles are obliged to drive with a speed of at most 20 km/h, to not wait or park the vehicle outside the specially designated and signalled spaces, to not hinder or impede the movement of pedestrians even if, for this purpose, they must stop.

** Regulation = REGULATION for the implementation of OUG 195/2002 updated (Road Traffic Code Regulation)