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A pedestrian crossing.
If, while riding our moped, we see a road marking on the carriageway made up of a series of wide lines arranged in bands parallel to the road's centre line, in white, this indicates that we are at a pedestrian crossing.
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A crossing for cyclists.
A bus lane.
A pedestrian crossing.
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