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In the article, pedestrian crossings in our republic, sidewalks that meet modern European requirements, various facilities for pedestrians, current and previous pedestrian crossings, pedestrian crossings in rural and urban areas. the difference between them is revealed. Pedestrians should move along sidewalks, footpaths, bicycle paths, and if they are not available, along the side of the road. Pedestrians carrying or carrying large objects, as well as people in non-motorized wheelchairs, may move from the edge of the carriageway if their movement on the sidewalk or shoulder would cause harm to other pedestrians. In the absence of sidewalks, footpaths, cycle paths or shoulders, and in the absence of the possibility of movement along them, pedestrians can move along the cycle path or walk in a row on the edge of the carriageway (with a dividing line). on the roads - on the outer edge of the carriageway)
Engine, road shoulder, bicycle, roadside
Engine, road shoulder, bicycle, roadside
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