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pedestrian guardrail - vertaling naar russisch

SECTION OF PAVEMENT OR SIDEWALK IN THE MIDDLE OF A ROAD
Pedestrian refuge; Pedestrian island; Pedestrian haven; Pedestrian safety islands
  • Wide refuge island
  • A Refuge island with traffic lights

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  • Torggatan, a pedestrian street in [[Mariehamn]], [[Åland]]
  • Tumbacuatro Street in [[Santa Marta]].
  • [[Aleksanterinkatu]], [[Helsinki]]'s main shopping street, 2007
  • [[Ancient City of Aleppo]], the walkway at [[al-Madina Souq]]
  • low-traffic]]) zones: history, examples, pros and cons
  • [[Florida Street]], [[Buenos Aires]], Argentina
  • [[Madero Street]] in the [[Historic center of Mexico City]]
  • Cashel Street, 2019
  • [[Lijnbaan]], [[Rotterdam]]'s main shopping street, 1961
  • Queenstown Mall
  • [[Elizabeth Street Mall]], [[Hobart]], Australia
  • The Galerie Vivienne in Paris
  • Jirón de La Union in Lima
  • [[Sai Yeung Choi Street]] in [[Hong Kong]].
  • [[İstiklal Avenue]], [[Istanbul]]
  • Knez Mihailova]] pedestrian zone at night with New Year decoration in [[Belgrade]], [[Serbia]]
  • [[Fremont Street Experience]] in [[Las Vegas]] with the neon lights on
  • M-185]]) on [[Mackinac Island]].
  • [[Calle de Preciados]], [[Madrid]]
  • Marktplatz in [[Karlsruhe]], Germany, coexists with a tramline.
  • [[Martin Place]], [[Sydney]], Australia
  • [[The National Gallery]], [[Trafalgar Square]], [[London]]
  • [[Rua XV de Novembro]] in [[Curitiba]]
  • [[Ottawa]] [[Sparks Street Mall]].
  • Sign for pedestrian street in Central [[Stockholm]] showing a father and daughter
  • Pedestrianized area in [[Times Square]], [[New York City]]
AREA OF A CITY OR TOWN RESERVED FOR PEDESTRIAN-ONLY USE
Pedestrian street; Auto-free zones; Carfree area; Carfree zone; Car-free area; Pedestrianized zone; Pedestrianised zone; Carfree areas; Auto-free zone; Pedestrian Street; Pedestrianization; Pedestrianised street; Pedestrianisation; Pedestrian area; Pedestrianised; No-Car Zone; Pedestrian precinct; Car-free place; Car-free zones; Car-free zone; Pedestrian-only use; Car-free urban area; Vehicle restricted zones; Pedestrianized street; Pedestrian mall; Pedestrian zones; No traffic zones; Pedestrian road; Pedestrianizing; Pedestrianize; Pedestrianise; Pedestrianized; Open-air pedestrian mall; Pedestrian malls

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общая лексика

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Definitie

Pedestrianized
·Impf & ·p.p. of Pedestrianize.

Wikipedia

Refuge island

A refuge island, also known as a pedestrian refuge or pedestrian island, is a small section of pavement or sidewalk, surrounded by asphalt or other road materials, where pedestrians can stop before finishing crossing a road. It is typically used when a street is very wide, as the pedestrian crossing can be too long for some individuals to cross in one traffic light cycle. They may also be seen on roads with higher speed limits. In the United Kingdom, refuge islands are commonly illuminated by a white 300 mm beacon mounted on a 5 m grey pole with white reflective bands.

Refuge islands may also be used when no light exists and pedestrians need safe harbour after managing one direction of traffic and before taking on the next. This significantly improves amenity for pedestrians trying to cross busy streets, as they are much more likely to find two small gaps in traffic rather than one situation in which gaps for both directions coincide. Since this reduces pedestrians' average waiting time, it also improves safety, with impatient pedestrians less likely to use gaps that turn out to be too short for safe crossing.

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