Road Rules for Pedestrians: Crossing, Safety and Right-of-Way

You must learn how to protect yourself from harm while walking on or near public roadways. Having the right-of-way at marked and unmarked pedestrian crossings does not mean you are safe. Irresponsible and distracted drivers may not always yield to pedestrians when they should. As a pedestrian, if you are involved in a collision with a car, right-of-way laws will not protect you from death or injury.

California's Pedestrian Right of Way Rules - What to Know

Suffolk County Police Department - In a continuing effort to address the issue of pedestrian safety, the department will take part in the New York State Pedestrian Safety Action Plan. During the

Massachusetts Right-Of-Way Laws Explained - Swartz & Swartz, P.C

Pedestrian Safety

Knowing Your Pedestrian Rights and Responsibilities

Pedestrian safety is - Orangetown Police Department

Pedestrians don't Always Have the Right of Way

Pedestrian Safety Month - Institute of Transportation Engineers

What are Florida's Pedestrian Laws?

Let's get something straight: Pedestrians always have the right of way at intersections

Road Rules for Pedestrians: Crossing, Safety and Right-of-Way

Sharing the Road with Pedestrians: Right-of-Way, Crossings and Penalties

Oregon Department of Transportation : Oregon Driver Manual - Section 4: Sharing the Road : Oregon Driver & Motor Vehicle Services : State of Oregon

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