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Crosswalk Clarity Community Corner

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Crosswalk Clarity.pdf (1.01 MB)
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New York State LTAP Center – Cornell Local Roads Program Publications
Abstract

What is considered a crosswalk? A crosswalk is any part of the road set aside for pedestrians, typically marked with lines or other pavement markings. A crosswalk is located perpendicular to the roadway at intersections, whether there is a curb or not. In New York State, markings are not always present for a crossing at an intersection.

Date Issued
2026
Type
pamphlet

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