Pedestrian crossovers support safety efforts. By law, drivers and cyclists must stop for pedestrians intending to cross the road. Pay attention, read the signs and learn the rules. Print the pamphlet and share it with your family.
Instructions for use
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Pedestrians and cyclists walking their bicycles: Push the button for flashing lights (if applicable), extend your arm to indicate you wish to cross, wait for traffic to stop and make eye contact with the driver to ensure you are seen.
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Motorists/drivers/cyclists: Stay alert and be prepared to stop behind the yield line.
Types of crossovers
There are three levels of pedestrian crossovers; each type has the same rules of the road.
- 2 Type D
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Lines that mark the crossing area
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Clear place for motorists & cyclists to stop
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Roadside signs
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- 2 Type C
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Lines that mark the crossing area
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Clear place for motorists & cyclists to stop
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Roadside signs & flashing lights with push buttons
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- 2 Type B
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Lines that mark the crossing area
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Clear place for motorists & cyclists to stop
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Roadside signs, flashing lights with push buttons & overhead signs
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New pedestrian crossover locations
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Barber Drive and Woodcote Crescent - Level 2 Type B
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River Drive and John Street - Level 2 Type B
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Meadowglen Boulevard and Herb Wild Street - Level 2 Type B
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McNally Street and Grist Mill Drive - Level 2 Type D