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What is a courtesy crossing (for example, a brick or raised section of road)?
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An informal crossing place where you should be courteous to pedestrians, but which is not a legal pedestrian crossing
Courtesy crossings are not formal pedestrian crossings, but you should slow down and let pedestrians cross when you can.
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- ✓An informal crossing place where you should be courteous to pedestrians, but which is not a legal pedestrian crossing
- ✗A crossing where pedestrians always have legal priority
- ✗A crossing that only school children may use
- ✗A marked cycle crossing point
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