Zebra crossings

You learn that drivers stop for people on a zebra crossing.

How to look in traffic

  1. Look for the black and white stripes and the amber beacons.
  2. Slow down and be ready to stop.
  3. Stop when someone steps onto the crossing.

A turns into a road with a zebra crossing. B is crossing on the zebra.

  1. B is on the zebra crossing, so B has priority.
  2. A waits.
  3. First B, then A.
More examples

A drives along a road. B walks onto the zebra crossing.

  1. Drivers stop for people on a zebra crossing.
  2. First B, then A.

A cyclist and a car both want to cross the zebra. A pedestrian is walking over it.

Everyone who drives or rides over the crossing waits for the pedestrian.