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APPLICATION FOR PEDESTRIAN CROSSINGS Technical conditions Zebra CROSSINGS Type of crossing Characteristics Zebra Path across a road where pedestrians may cross; Marked with alternate black and white stripes; Road studs; White zig-zag lines for 15metres, including terminal lines; Give-way line at 1000mm from the crossing ; Black and white poles with flashing orange beacons (Belisha) and floodlights; Advanced signage of the crossing and at location; Minimum of 200metres between successive CROSSINGS ; For 50km/h road speed the minimum visibility is 65m; For 65km/h road speed the minimum visibility is 100m; For 80km/h road speed the minimum visibility is 150m; For road widths greater than 11m, a refuge island should be constructed and must include a lighted bollard at each end; A staggered refuge layout is optional where the carriageway is between 11m 15m wide, but is essential for carriageways greater than 15m; On roads with a speed greater than 55km/h, additional primary signals should be provided.
Distance of Pedestrian Crossings from the Corner of Buildings and Junctions The recommended distances of pedestrian crossings from the corner of buildings are as follows, hence:
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