For Pedestrians
Traffic Lights when Crossing a Street in a Crosswalk
When you are about to cross a road using a crosswalk, the green light is flashing. What do you do?
Traffic Lights with Pedestrian Crossing Buttons
When you are about to cross a road using a crosswalk, and traffic lights like those in the diagram at left are red. What do you do?
No Pedestrian Crossing Sign
You are going to cross a road where there is a sign prohibiting pedestrians crossing. What do you do?
IncorrectWhen the green light is flashing, pedestrians must not start crossing the road. Pedestrians already in the crosswalk must quickly finish crossing the road or turn around and return.
CorrectWhen the green light is flashing, pedestrians must not start crossing the road. Pedestrians already in the crosswalk must quickly finish crossing the road or turn around and return.
IncorrectWhere there are traffic lights with pedestrian crossing buttons, press the button and wait. Start to cross the road after the lights turn green. (After pressing the button, the lights may not immediately turn green.)
CorrectWhere there are traffic lights with pedestrian crossing buttons, press the button and wait. Start to cross the road after the lights turn green. (After pressing the button, the lights may not immediately turn green.)
CorrectYou must not cross roads where there are signs prohibiting pedestrians crossing. In addition, it is very dangerous to cross roads with guardrails. When walking in a crosswalk, keep away from the bicycle crossing lane.
IncorrectYou must not cross roads where there are signs prohibiting pedestrians crossing. In addition, it is very dangerous to cross roads with guardrails. When walking in a crosswalk, keep away from the bicycle crossing lane.