Do you know what to do at a pedestrian crossover? City gives tips [Video]

City of London officials are sending a reminder to drivers and pedestrians about how to navigate pedestrian crossovers safely.

During September, the city typically sees an increase in pedestrian activity, especially near schools.

City officials say this emphasizes a critical need for drivers to slow down and be on the lookout for pedestrian crossings and for pedestrians entering the roadway to cross.

Since 2016, the city has implemented 236 pedestrian crossovers to increase the accessibility and safety of the streets through its Pedestrian Crossover Program, which recommends new locations each year.

In 2024, the city is adding 36 new pedestrian crossovers. All locations are clearly marked with “stop for pedestrians” signs and pavement markings. Flashing beacons are also included on busier streets.

“Pedestrian Crossovers are being implemented to improve connectivity and safety for people who are walking,” says Doug MacRae, director of mobility and transportation. “These designated crossing points require …