1. Pedestrian
A pedestrian is a person who travels on foot along roads, sidewalks, footpaths, or pedestrian crossings. Pedestrians include walkers, runners, wheelchair users, and people using mobility aids. They are among the most vulnerable road users and must follow traffic rules to stay safe.
- Use sidewalks whenever available.
- Cross at designated pedestrian crossings (zebra crossings, signal-controlled crossings).
- Follow pedestrian signals – Green means go, red means stop.
- Look both ways before crossing – Check for oncoming traffic.
- Stay visible – Wear bright or reflective clothing, especially at night.
- Avoid distractions – Do not use phones or headphones while crossing roads.
- Where Do Pedestrians Walk?
- Sidewalks / Footpaths – Safe walking areas along roads.
- Pedestrian Crossings (Zebra Crossings, Signal Crossings) – Designated areas for crossing roads safely.
- Pedestrian Bridges & Underpasses – Structures allowing safe road crossings over or under traffic.
- Shared-Use Paths – Paths used by pedestrians and cyclists.
- Pedestrian Zones – Areas where vehicles are restricted, like shopping streets or parks.
Traffic rules
