A marked part of a road where pedestrians have right of way to cross is called a ___________.

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A marked part of a road where pedestrians have right of way to cross is called a ___________.

A crosswalk is the marked area across a street where pedestrians have the right of way. It’s usually shown by white stripes or other pavement markings, signaling drivers to yield to anyone crossing. The curb ramp is simply the sloped edge at the curb for accessibility, not the crossing itself. A stop sign is a vehicle control that tells drivers to halt, but it doesn’t designate a crossing path. The shoulder is the edge of the roadway, not a place for pedestrians to cross. So the best term for the described area is crosswalk.

A crosswalk is the marked area across a street where pedestrians have the right of way. It’s usually shown by white stripes or other pavement markings, signaling drivers to yield to anyone crossing. The curb ramp is simply the sloped edge at the curb for accessibility, not the crossing itself. A stop sign is a vehicle control that tells drivers to halt, but it doesn’t designate a crossing path. The shoulder is the edge of the roadway, not a place for pedestrians to cross. So the best term for the described area is crosswalk.

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