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I have seen some intersections where diagonal crosswalks have been painted in intersections. But they are fairly rare.
In most places, it is not illegal to cross the street without a crosswalk, but it is safer to use designated crosswalks when available. However, pedestrians must yield to vehicles when crossing outside of a crosswalk.
To safely cross the street, follow these steps: Use designated crosswalks or intersections. Look both ways for oncoming traffic before crossing. Wait for the signal to indicate it is safe to cross. Make eye contact with drivers to ensure they see you. Walk, don't run, across the street.
Pedestrians should try to cross the street at designated crosswalks or intersections when the traffic signal indicates it is safe to do so. It is important to always follow traffic laws and be aware of oncoming vehicles to ensure safety while crossing the street.
To safely cross the street, follow these steps: Use designated crosswalks or intersections. Look both ways for oncoming traffic before crossing. Wait for the signal to indicate it is safe to cross. Make eye contact with drivers to ensure they see you. Walk, don't run, across the street.
To safely cross the street, always use designated crosswalks, look both ways for oncoming traffic, make eye contact with drivers, and wait for the signal to cross if there is one. It's important to be aware of your surroundings and avoid distractions like using your phone while crossing the street.
To determine when it is safe to cross the street, look both ways for oncoming traffic, wait for any cars to come to a complete stop, and use crosswalks or pedestrian signals when available. It is important to make sure all lanes are clear before crossing.
Yes, it is generally considered jaywalking if you cross the street where there is no crosswalk available. Jaywalking refers to crossing a street in a way that is not in accordance with traffic laws, which often includes crossing outside of designated crosswalks.
Crosswalks A crosswalk is that part of the pavement where the sidewalk lines would extend across the street and it is set aside for pedestrian traffic. Every intersection has a pedestrian crosswalk whether or not there are painted lines on the street. Most crosswalks are at corners but they can also be in the middle of the block. Before turning a corner, watch for people about to cross the street. Pedestrians have the right of way in crosswalks. Crosswalks are often marked with white lines. Yellow crosswalk lines may be painted at school crossings. Most often, crosswalks in residential areas are not marked. Some crosswalks have flashing lights to warn you that pedestrians may be crossing. Look for pedestrians and be prepared to stop, whether or not the lights are flashing. To get more information on this matter and other California motor vehicle laws goto http://www.dmv.ca.gov/pubs/hdbk/driver_handbook_toc.htm and click on the PDF version of the drivers handbook.
Salt Lake City. There are baskets filled with orange flags at the curbs on both sides of midblock crosswalks. This does not apply to crosswalks located at intersections. The law is routinely ignored, but the flags are still there.
Look for pedestrians on either side of the road. If they have entered the crosswalk they have the right of way. School crosswalks are painted yellow, normal crosswalks are painted white.
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.