Pedestrians must cross squares and roundabouts by walking around them on the outside. This is because it is safer and avoids interfering with vehicle traffic on the roadway.

- By going around squares or roundabouts, pedestrians stay on sidewalks or pedestrian areas, which reduces the risk of accidents.
- Crossing through the middle of the roadway or taking the shortest route can be dangerous, as vehicles have priority in these areas and may not expect to encounter pedestrians in their path.

Therefore, it is always advisable for pedestrians to follow the safest route, which is to walk around squares and roundabouts on the outside.