Does the pedestrian crossing marking grant them right of way?
Signage: Road markings
The pedestrian crossing marking always grants pedestrians the right of way, ensuring that they can cross with complete confidence and without interruptions.
Explanation
Pedestrians **always have the right of way** at pedestrian crossings. This means that drivers must stop and allow pedestrians to cross the street safely. This rule applies in all situations, regardless of whether there is a traffic light regulating the crossing or not. Additionally, drivers must avoid blocking the pedestrian crossing with their vehicles, ensuring they do not get stuck in the middle of the crossing. Therefore, whenever you approach a pedestrian crossing, you must be prepared to stop and yield to pedestrians who wish to cross.
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