Transverse Crosswalk

Two solid white lines across the road define a pedestrian crosswalk; drivers must yield.

A pair of solid white lines drawn across the roadway marks a standard transverse crosswalk where pedestrians cross. Drivers must yield to anyone in or entering the crosswalk and must stop behind the marked line at a stop sign or red signal. Even when no pedestrian is visible, the markings indicate a regular crossing point and require extra caution.

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