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Road Traffic (Pedestrian Crossings) Rules

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Road Traffic (Pedestrian Crossings) Rules

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1 Citation

2 Definitions

3 Pedestrians to use crossings

4 Precedence for pedestrians

5 Vehicle approaching crossing to slow down

6 Precedence for pedestrian at uncontrolled crossing

7 Precedence for pedestrian at controlled crossing

8 Pedestrians to cross in direction of moving traffic

9 No vehicle to stop on any pedestrian crossing

10 Vehicle not to stop in zebra controlled area

11 Prohibition against overtaking in zebra controlled area

12 Pedestrians not to remain on a crossing

13 Pedestrians not crossing at a pedestrian crossing to yield to traffic

14 Form

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01 Mar 2024

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03 Jan 2022

Amended by
S 1071/2021
01 Feb 2019

Amended by
S 73/2019
05 May 2018

Amended by
S 274/2018
01 Apr 2018

Amended by
S 168/2018
06 Feb 1998

Amended by
S 60/1998
01 Jan 1996

Amended by
S 537/1995
25 Mar 1992

1990 RevEd

01 Feb 2019

Amended by
S 73/2019
05 May 2018

Amended by
S 274/2018
25 Mar 1992

1990 RevEd

Table of Contents

Road Traffic (Pedestrian Crossings) Rules

3 Pedestrians to use crossings

4 Precedence for pedestrians

5 Vehicle approaching crossing to slow down

6 Precedence for pedestrian at uncontrolled crossing

7 Precedence for pedestrian at controlled crossing

8 Pedestrians to cross in direction of moving traffic

9 No vehicle to stop on any pedestrian crossing

10 Vehicle not to stop in zebra controlled area

11 Prohibition against overtaking in zebra controlled area

12 Pedestrians not to remain on a crossing

13 Pedestrians not crossing at a pedestrian crossing to yield to traffic

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06 Feb 1998

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01 Apr 2018

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S 168/2018
05 May 2018

Amended by
S 274/2018
01 Feb 2019

Amended by
S 73/2019
03 Jan 2022

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01 Mar 2024

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Vehicle approaching crossing to slow down

5. The driver of every vehicle approaching a pedestrian crossing shall, unless he can see that there is no pedestrian thereon, proceed at such speed as will enable him to stop his vehicle before reaching the crossing.

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