In an area where pedestrians and vehicles share the same space, with no designated lanes or footpaths, does a driver have the right of way over pedestrians who are moving around the area?

In an area where pedestrians and vehicles share the same space, with no designated lanes or footpaths, does a driver have the right of way over pedestrians who are moving around the area?
Explanation

Correct answer: No

No. On a square where pedestrians and vehicles share the same surface without separate carriageways and pedestrian paths, drive slowly and give way to pedestrians. Article 26(5), read with paragraph 4, establishes this duty.