At pedestrian crossings not regulated by traffic lights or a traffic officer, do pedestrians have right of way?
A)No, although as a courtesy they may be allowed to pass.
B)Yes, but only on urban roads.
C)Yes, in any case.Correct
Pedestrians have right of way at properly marked pedestrian crossings.
If they are not regulated by traffic lights or a traffic officer, pedestrians always have priority to cross. If, on the other hand, there is a traffic light or a traffic officer at the crossing, they would be the ones granting priority. It does not matter whether it is inside or outside a built-up area.
These crossings are painted to define the place where pedestrians can cross safely.
If they are not regulated by traffic lights or a traffic officer, pedestrians always have priority to cross. If, on the other hand, there is a traffic light or a traffic officer at the crossing, they would be the ones granting priority. It does not matter whether it is inside or outside a built-up area.
These crossings are painted to define the place where pedestrians can cross safely.