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Park on the pedestrian crossing.
Parking on the pedestrian crossing. Both stopping and parking on these crossings are prohibited. Keeping them clear facilitates crossing and avoids forcing pedestrians around a vehicle. This does not establish a universal ranking of the most dangerous offences.
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Stop before the crossing to give way to pedestrians without occupying it.
Observe the crossing and give way when required.
Park on the pedestrian crossing.
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