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a pedestrian crossing.
A pedestrian crossing, marked by M-4.3. This alone is not the specific marking for a cycle crossing or shared crossing. Observe applicable priority and any traffic light or officer’s direction. A crossing does not guarantee every pedestrian is visible or authorise crossing without due care.
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a crossing for cyclists.
a shared crossing for pedestrians and cyclists.
a pedestrian crossing.
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