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A pedestrian crossover differs from an ordinary crosswalk because a crossover:
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Is specially marked with signs, pavement markings and often overhead lights where drivers must stop for pedestrians
Crossovers are designated mid-block or intersection crossings with distinct signs and markings where vehicles must stop and yield.
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- ✓Is specially marked with signs, pavement markings and often overhead lights where drivers must stop for pedestrians
- ✗Exists only at traffic lights
- ✗Is for cyclists rather than pedestrians
- ✗Allows pedestrians to cross only at night
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