Which signs indicate a pedestrian crossing area?

Marked crosswalks, pedestrian signs, and flashing lights collectively indicate a pedestrian crossing area by providing clear visual cues to both drivers and pedestrians. Marked crosswalks are typically painted on the road to designate where pedestrians are legally allowed to cross. Pedestrian signs, which often feature images of walkers or relevant symbols, alert drivers to the potential presence of pedestrians. Flashing lights can serve to enhance visibility, particularly at intersections or in busy areas, signaling when pedestrians are actively crossing or when they are waiting to cross.

This combination ensures that both pedestrians and drivers are well-informed about crossing areas, promoting safety and awareness. Road markings alone may not sufficiently convey the presence of pedestrians, and relying solely on pedestrian signs may not provide adequate information without accompanying traffic control measures. Traffic cones and barriers are generally used for construction or to reroute traffic rather than indicating pedestrian crossings.