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You are driving the car from which the picture is taken. What is true regarding your obligations to the person crossing the road?
“The provisions referring to pedestrians also apply to those who
1. ski, roller ski, ice skate, roller skate or similar;
2. lead, push or pull a kick-sled, toy vehicle or similar.”
(Swedish Road Traffic Ordinance)
This must be classified as a “toy vehicle or similar”, which means that the person is considered a pedestrian.
“At an unguarded pedestrian crossing, a driver is obligated to give way to pedestrians who have stepped out on the pedestrian crossing or who are about to do so.” (Swedish Road Traffic Ordinance)
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