Pedestrian crossings: practice and explanations
The strips identify a part of the roadway intended for pedestrian crossing.
Practice
Pedestrian crossings
Pedestrian crossings: the point to remember
The strips identify a part of the roadway intended for pedestrian crossing. I'm not a road outside the roadway. The voluntary stop on the passage is not allowed; precedence is read together with the signals and applicable provisions.
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Test the concept
True or false?
A pedestrian crossing is marked with parallel white stripes.
Italian text
L'attraversamento pedonale viene segnalato con strisce bianche parallele
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: TRUE
The strips identify a part of the roadway intended for pedestrian crossing. I'm not a road outside the roadway. The voluntary stop on the passage is not allowed; precedence is read together with the signals and applicable provisions.
True or false?
A pedestrian crossing is part of the road, separated from the carriageway by a yellow line.
Italian text
L'attraversamento pedonale è una parte della strada, separata dalla carreggiata mediante una striscia gialla
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: FALSE
Pedestrian strips are white and the crossing belongs to the roadway. The strips identify a part of the roadway intended for pedestrian crossing. I'm not a road outside the roadway. The voluntary stop on the passage is not allowed; precedence is read together with the signals and applicable provisions.