no, its a warning sign
False. A pedestrian crossing sign is an example of a warning sign, which alerts drivers to the presence of pedestrians and the need to be cautious. Regulatory signs, on the other hand, provide rules that must be followed, such as speed limits or no entry signs.
Pedestrian crossing or school zone
no
No, a pedestrian sign is not a regulatory sign. Pedestrian signs are considered warning signs, indicating the presence of pedestrians or pedestrian crossings. Regulatory signs, on the other hand, give instructions or impose traffic regulations that must be obeyed.
Green
no
regulatory
Diamond in the US, Circle in the UK.
Crossing a road without a crosswalk is dangerous and illegal. If a pedestrian is knocked down at a non-residential area that does not have a crosswalk, the driver is not at fault.
A pedestrian crossing sign is often portrayed in the united states as a yellow diagonal diamond with a black bubbled headed stick figure walking across it.
yes, a STOP sign is one example of a regulatory sign stating a law; in this case, the law is that you must stop at the stop sign before proceeding. Other examples of regulatory signs include: Yield, Do not enter, one-way, no right turn, speed limit, no parking/standing/stopping, no bicycles or pedestrians, etc.
Pedestrian walk-lights.