Pedestrians in a sentence

Although the plaza had mixed results on traffic in the area, injuries to motorists and pedestrians decreased, fewer pedestrians were walking in the road, and the number of pedestrians in Times Square increased.

It was not particularly easy for cyclists travelling south to see pedestrians coming from the overbridge and pedestrians might be hurrying to catch the green crossing light near the overbridge exit.

The law would mirror much of what the state law says when it comes to protecting cyclists and pedestrians, such as ticketing a motorist for not stopping for pedestrians in a crosswalk.

Adkins said that while drivers and pedestrians have a shared responsibility to minimize risks, roads should be re-engineered to include pedestrian medians, barriers and bridges to create a safe system for pedestrians and drivers.

Pedestrians should wait for the walk signal at each leg of the intersection, and drivers and cyclists should be aware of pedestrians in the crosswalks and yield to them.

The report notes state law mandates pedestrians yield to vehicles when walking across a road and that pedestrians are required to use crosswalks.

During the revamp, it was decided to remove barriers between traffic and pedestrians creating a 'shared space', to try and force road users to be more considerate of pedestrians and other vehicles.

Roundabouts can reduce delays for pedestrians compared to traffic signals, because pedestrians are able to cross during any safe gap rather than waiting for a signal.

Signalisation would also increase delays for most pedestrians during light traffic, since pedestrians would need to wait for a signal to change before (legally) crossing.

The eastern walkway is reserved for pedestrians on weekends (5 am to 6 pm, or 9 pm during DST), and is open exclusively to bicyclists in the evening and overnight, when it is closed to pedestrians.

This noise can be directed to pedestrians in front of the vehicle, as opposed to motor noise which typically comes from the rear of a bus and is more noticeable to bystanders than to pedestrians.

This road sign forbids Segways but allows "normal" pedestrians on the path (the prohibition affects "Segway devices only" as a sort of pedestrians).

According to the Federal Highway Administration, there are approximately 7,000 deaths every year at unsignalized intersections and pedestrians only account for 1,000 of those deaths.

After 15 takes, they finally had one going that wasn’t upset by pedestrians or other real world elements, but then a taxi ran a red light, very nearly knocking Hoffman and Voight down as they crossed the street.

After hitting the two pedestrians, the vehicle fled the scene, continuing down Mermaid Ave westbound and got away before being detained by police.

A lawyer defending him said Coopey used the drugs to 'self-medicate' in the wake of the double-fatal crash in 2018, where he hit and killed two pedestrians while driving his father's sports car.

All the roads leading to the court were barricaded, thus forcing motorists and pedestrians to take alternate routes.

An altar to mark the pedestrians of San Francisco who lost their lives this year.

And 1,272 pedestrians suffered severe injury in that period.

AN out-of-control bus mounted the pavement in Cadiz and ploughed into pedestrians killing three.