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- If the light turns green, but the pedestrian walk sign doesn't ... - Reddit28-646. ~Pedestrian control signals; loitering prohibited~ A. If special pedestrian control signals exhibiting the words "walk" or "don't walk" or a symbol of a walking person that symbolizes the word "walk" or a symbol of an upraised hand that symbolizes the words "don't walk" are in place, the signals shall indicate as follows:
- How to create pedestrian-friendly, car-free city centres?Other ways to make cities pedestrian friendly: put paths linking everything to everything - pedestrians need direct routes (desire lines) to entice them away from using cars. Make some roads dead ends but with pedestrian paths linking through (filtered permeability) - this reduces 'rat-running' (or through traffic using smaller roads).
- |Pedestrian crossing signs in Europe| : r/MapPorn - RedditUK and Ireland does not use this kind of sign for pedestrian crossings, and should simply have been excluded. The triangular sign (and diamond sign for Ireland) is the one warning for an upcoming crossing. The rest of Europe also has such sign, but since the map isn't about the warning sign, therefore those should not be included.
- European Pedestrian Crossings Map : r/geoguessr - RedditIt doesn't cover the nuance in terms of the subtle differences between pedestrian crossing signs, but learning the number of zebra stripes is a helpful first step before getting deep into the detail. Some countries have more than one type of sign (Norway, Faroe, Bulgaria), which I've tried to indicate on the map.
- How do I make pedestrian paths and bridges? : r/CitiesSkylines2 - RedditThe other "pedestrian road", is actually a road, like an alley. It is designed for walking and for delivery and service vehicles to reach things like parks and backs of buildings and whatever needs reaching by those things.
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