163. According to the Road Traffic Act, which of the following is NOT true about a driver's duty to protect pedestrians?

1. ①The driver must slow down while keeping a safe distance when pedestrians are passing through a safety zone set up on the road and when he/she passes by pedestrians on a narrow road with no markings.
2. ②A driver who sees a pedestrian jaywalking must stop the vehicle at a distance for the pedestrian to cross the road safely.
3. ③A driver who is driving on a road with no centerline and where the roadway and sidewalk are not distinguishable must slow down or stop for pedestrians to travel safely.
4. ④If a crosswalk in a school zone has no traffic light, the driver has to slow down in front of the crosswalk (a stop line if there is any) even if there are no pedestrians crossing.

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