Pedestrian Crossovers

Drivers and Cyclists

• Pay attention to what’s around you.
• Watch for pedestrians who would like to cross the road.
• Stop for pedestrians at the marked yield bar.
• Allow the pedestrian to cross the entire width of the road before driving.
• Drive with caution when the road is clear.
• Do not pass any other vehicle within 30 metres before a pedestrian crossover.

Pedestrians

• Use caution.
• Make sure the driver or cyclist has enough time to stop before you begin to cross.
• Make it clear that you want to cross.
• If there is a push button at the crossing, press it to activate the flashing lights.
• Make sure the driver or cyclist sees you before you begin to cross.
• Cross when traffic has come to a complete stop and you feel it’s safe.

Crosswalks

• Sometimes have “ladder” style stripes that mark the crossing area
• Found at a regular traffic signal, stop sign, school crossing or other intersection
• Motorists do not have to wait for pedestrians to cross the full width before driving

Pedestrian Crossovers

• Always have “ladder” style stripes that mark the crossing area
• Always have roadside signage that says “Stop for Pedestrians”
• Always have pavement markings to show where cars and/or cyclists must stop
• Sometimes have lights or overheads signage
• Motorists must wait for pedestrians to cross the full width of the road before driving

Type D

• Lines that mark the crossing area
• Clear place for motorists & cyclists to stop
• Roadside signs

Type C

• Lines that mark the crossing area
• Clear place for motorists & cyclists to stop
• Roadside signs & flashing lights

Type B

• Lines that mark the crossing area
• Clear place for motorists & cyclists to stop
• Roadside signs, flashing lights & overhead signs