Pedestrian crossovers support safety efforts. By law, drivers and cyclists must stop for pedestrians intending to cross the road. Pay attention, read the signs and learn the rules. Print the pamphlet and share it with your family.
Pedestrians and cyclists walking their bicycles: Push the button for flashing lights (if applicable), extend your arm to indicate you wish to cross, wait for traffic to stop and make eye contact with the driver to ensure you are seen.
Motorists/drivers/cyclists: Stay alert and be prepared to stop behind the yield line.
There are three levels of pedestrian crossovers; each type has the same rules of the road.
Lines that mark the crossing area
Clear place for motorists & cyclists to stop
Roadside signs
Lines that mark the crossing area
Clear place for motorists & cyclists to stop
Roadside signs & flashing lights with push buttons
Lines that mark the crossing area
Clear place for motorists & cyclists to stop
Roadside signs, flashing lights with push buttons & overhead signs
Miller Drive – Mid-Block crosswalk ,across from St. Brigid Catholic Elementary School (Level 3)
Miller Drive – Mid-Block crosswalk, across from Elementary School Catholic Du Sacré-Coeur (Level 3)
15 Side Road & Chantelay Crescent intersection, across from Stewarttown Public School (Level 3)
Rexway Drive – Mid-Block crossover, across from Harrison Public School (Level 2)
Acton Boulevard – Mid-Block across from McKenzie-Smith Bennett Public School (Level 2)
Charles Street & Mill Street intersection, servicing Park Public School (Level 2)
Faludon Drive & Comset Gate intersection, near Centennial Middle School (Level 2)