Pedestrians are people who travel on foot. They may be walking, crossing the road, or using sidewalks.
Why Pedestrians Need Protection
- They have no protection like a vehicle
- Even a small hit can cause serious injury
- Children and elders are more at risk
How Drivers Should Respect Pedestrians
- Slow down near schools, markets, and bus stops
- Stop at zebra crossings and let people cross
- Do not block crossings with your vehicle
- Be extra careful at night and in rain
- Give space to people walking on the roadside
Safety Tip
Always expect a pedestrian to cross suddenly—stay alert and drive slowly in crowded areas.
Key Points
- Pedestrians are people who travel on foot
- They are more vulnerable than vehicle users
- Slow down in crowded areas
- Stop at zebra crossings and give way
- Stay alert—pedestrians may cross suddenly
Frequently Asked Questions
Who are pedestrians?
Pedestrians are people who travel on foot.
Why should drivers respect pedestrians?
Because pedestrians are unprotected and accidents can cause serious injuries.
Where should drivers be extra careful?
Near schools, markets, bus stops, and zebra crossings.