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Bus at an Unmarked Crosswalk

A front view of a city bus is depicted positioned before a pedestrian crosswalk.

Front view of a city bus stopped before a crosswalk, with a large windshield, headlights, and mirrors to color.
Bus at an Unmarked Crosswalk
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Municipal Bus at a Pedestrian Crossing

This page depicts the front of a municipal bus positioned near a pedestrian crosswalk. The vehicle features a broad front windshield, side rearview mirrors, and front headlights, standing before the road crossing stripes.

Crosswalk Safety Rules for Pedestrians and Buses

Pedestrian crosswalks mark designated paths across busy city streets to protect people traveling on foot. Large transit buses have longer braking distances than small passenger cars, requiring drivers to slow down early when approaching crosswalks. Pedestrians should always wait for vehicles to come to a complete stop before stepping onto the street.

Standard Colors for City Crosswalk Scenes

  • Bus body: Bright blue, green, or yellow transit colors
  • Crosswalk pavement stripes: Bright white or traffic yellow paint
  • Headlight covers: Clear glass with silver internal reflectors
  • Windshield: Transparent with faint glass reflections
  • Side mirror casings: Matte black plastic
Questions and answers

Questions and Answers About Pedestrian Safety

Why do buses stop before crosswalks?
Buses stop before crosswalks to allow pedestrians to cross the street safely without traffic interference.
How do bus drivers see people stepping into a crosswalk?
Large windshields and high driver seating provide a clear view of the roadway directly in front of the vehicle.
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