Signalling of zebra pedestrian crossings
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1967.v20.i190.4052Abstract
This article summarises the experience collected by the Road Research Laboratory on pedestrian crossings that are not regulated by a traffic light. These crossings are marked, by international convention, by a number of longitudinal stripes, alternatively yellow and black. It is also recommended that additional signalling be provided, enabling the driver to know that he is approaching such a crossing, and appreciate its precise location. The proposed method is to show a reduced version of the zebra crossing on vertical signposts, which can be seen at night, by painting them with a reflecting material. The drawings and photographs in the article show such signs, and how they can be located along the roadside.
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