Pedestrian crossing
These are the white stripes where pedestrians cross and they are part of the carriageway. Always give way to pedestrians and never stop on the stripes.
Word: Precedenza = let the other person go first.
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A pedestrian crossing is marked with parallel white stripes.
A pedestrian crossing is a part of the carriageway on which stopping (a brief halt) of vehicles is prohibited.
A pedestrian crossing is a part of the carriageway where vehicles must give way to pedestrians who are crossing on the dedicated stripes.
A pedestrian crossing is a part of the carriageway intended for the transit of pedestrians who are crossing.
A pedestrian crossing is a part of the carriageway on which parking of vehicles is prohibited.
A pedestrian crossing is a part of the road, separated from the carriageway by a yellow stripe.
A pedestrian crossing is a part of the carriageway forbidden to the transit of vehicles.
A pedestrian crossing is not part of the carriageway.