Yellow for School Zones and white for just about everything else.
An unmarked crosswalk is a legal crossing area for pedestrians at an intersection that is not specifically marked with painted lines or signs.
An unmarked crosswalk in California is a legal crossing area for pedestrians at intersections without painted lines or signs. It differs from a marked crosswalk, which has visible lines or signs indicating where pedestrians can cross. Both types of crosswalks give pedestrians the right of way, but marked crosswalks are more easily identifiable for drivers.
An unmarked crosswalk in California is a legal crossing area at an intersection that is not specifically marked with painted lines or signs. Pedestrians have the right of way when crossing at an unmarked crosswalk, and drivers must yield to them.
Crosswalks are typically marked with white painted lines. However, not all pedestrian crosswalks are painted. It's best to use judgement when slowing down at intersections or yielding as to what would constitute the crosswalk.
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school crosswalk
Color Lines was created in 1992.
Color Lines happened in 1992.
IN the crosswalk. They're not outside of the protected space until they cross the outer edge of the marked line and step onto the unmarked pavement.
At a marked crosswalk, pedestrians have the right of way.
It's called a crosswalk, and it serves as a designated area for pedestrians to cross the roadway.
Crosswalk - 2013 was released on: USA: October 2013