@ginacico 141069 wrote:
The point is it’s not at an intersection, and completely obscured by heavy traffic.
I wonder if these non-intersection or non-light controlled crosswalks be signed better? I think having a “crosswalk ahead” sign, similar to the “stop ahead” signs, might be beneficial. In addition, perhaps making the standard crosswalk signs larger and more prominent could help. This way, at least drivers can be somewhat forewarned that there is a non-light controlled crosswalk ahead.
Raised crosswalks could also help, but it may not help with being able to tell that there is a crosswalk ahead.
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