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Pedestrians safer with colored stripes

2008-April-4 15:51:49

Pedestrians safer with colored stripes
Pedestrians pass the new yellow and white crosswalk in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province. The city has launched trial yellow-and white-striped crosswalks to better protect pedestrians. [Qianjiang Evening Post]

Traffic department in the eastern Chinese city of Hangzhou has introduced yellow and white crosswalk stripes downtown to better protect passers-by from an increasing number of traffic accidents.

The high-visibility yellow and white combination sends a stronger signal to both drivers and pedestrians passing the crosswalk, reminding them to be alert to potential dangers, a local traffic cop told the Today Morning Express.

The stripes have been well-received by nearby communities. If the trial stripes prove effective, these stripes will be replicated on other major roads in the city.

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