The sidewalk: only for pedestrians
The sidewalk is the raised part of the road, outside the carriageway, reserved for pedestrians. Vehicles can stop on it only if there are parking lines.
The sidewalk is not reserved for bicycles.
Word: Pedoni = people who walk on foot.
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The pavement (sidewalk) is a part of the road, raised or otherwise delimited, reserved for pedestrians.
The pavement (sidewalk) is a part of the road normally reserved for pedestrians.
The pavement (sidewalk) allows vehicles to park only where there are specific parking lines (markings).
The pavement (sidewalk) is a part of the road, outside the carriageway, intended for the movement of pedestrians.
The pavement (sidewalk) is a part of the carriageway.
The pavement (sidewalk) is a part of the road reserved also for bicycles.
The pavement (sidewalk) is reserved for pedestrians and parked vehicles, provided it is not raised.
The pavement (sidewalk) is a part of the road where parking of mopeds is normally allowed.