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Pedestrian crossover markings

Pedestrian crossover markings

Two white double parallel lines across the road with an X in each approaching lane. Drivers and cyclists must stop before the line and yield until pedestrians have completely crossed the road.

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What do these markings (white double lines across the road, with an X in each lane) show?

  1. A place where U-turns are allowed
  2. A pedestrian crossover: stop before the line and yield until pedestrians have completely crossed (Correct answer)
  3. A no-parking zone
  4. A school bus loading zone

Explanation: These markings identify a pedestrian crossover (PXO). Drivers and cyclists must stop before the line and wait until pedestrians have completely crossed the road.

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Crosswalk

Two parallel white lines across the road. If there is no stop line, stop before the crosswalk when you must stop. Crosswalks at intersections are not always marked.