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Times when staff didn't follow best practices or local policies for new infra
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(10-21-2020, 11:09 PM)danbrotherston Wrote: If so, Ontario has some very strange pedestrian crossing laws...frankly, some of the worst in North America.  What you are describing is an invented in Ontario idea called a "pedestrian crossover"...it is legally different from a crosswalk, and drivers have different responsibilities (they're supposed to stop). Up until a few years ago, it needed to have EXACTLY that signage and lighting, the requirements are very specific. ONLY when that signage was present did it change from being a "crosswalk" where drivers may or may not have to stop depending on some complex and obscure chriteria that nobody knows, to a pedestrian crossover (PXO) where they always must stop.

NZ gives Ontario a run for its money...

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RE: Times when staff didn't follow best practices or local policies for new infra - by plam - 10-22-2020, 12:57 AM

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