What does that even mean? Part V

This is a crosswalk. I don’t know what the traffic rules and regulations are where you live, but around here these broad white stripes mean it’s a crosswalk. And that means vehicles stop for pedestrians.

But according to the sign this isn’t a crosswalk. It’s like any other stretch of road, where pedestrians yield to vehicles.

Except it’s painted as a crosswalk.

Of course, this particular bit of signage is on campus, which is a place with its own rules and regulations. So I guess anything goes.

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14 thoughts on “What does that even mean? Part V

  1. Yeah, that is messed up. The whole point of a crosswalk is to legally give pedestrians the right of way.
    Maybe they have too many students and need to get rid of some them in “unfortunate accidents”? πŸ˜€

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  2. Down here I think your understanding of the rule only applies to crosswalks in parking lots. Otherwise, it simply defines where you’re supposed to cross without conferring any right-of-way.

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