
Figure 2B-18. Pedestrian Signs
This figure shows 17 pedestrian signs.
R9-1 is shown as a vertical rectangular white sign with a black
border and legend. The words "WALK ON LEFT" are shown
in large letters on the top two lines above the words "FACING
TRAFFIC" on the next two lines.
R9-2 is shown as a vertical rectangular white sign with a black
border and the words "CROSS ONLY AT CROSSWALKS" in black
on five lines.
R9-3 is shown as a vertical rectangular white sign with a back
border and legend. The word "NO" is shown in large letters
on the top line above the words "PEDESTRIAN CROSSING"
on the next two lines.
R9-3a is shown as a square white sign with a black border and a
black symbol of a walking person inside a red circle with a red
slash across the symbol.
R9-3b is shown as a horizontal rectangular white sign with a black
border and legend. The word "USE" and a right-pointing
black arrow are shown on the top line and the word "CROSSWALK"
on the bottom line.
R9-4 is shown as a vertical rectangular white sign with a black
border and legend. The word "NO" is shown in large letters
on the top line above the words "HITCH HIKING" on the
next two lines.
R9-4a is shown as a square white sign with a black border and a
black symbol of a hand with the thumb extended inside a red circle
with a red slash across the symbol.
R10-1 is shown as a vertical rectangular white sign with a black
border and the words "CROSS ON GREEN LIGHT ONLY" in black
on five lines.
R10-2a is shown as a vertical rectangular white sign with a black
border and legend. The words "CROSS ONLY ON" are shown
on three lines above a white symbol of a walking person on a black
square, which is above the word "SIGNAL."
R10-3 is shown as a vertical rectangular white sign with a black
border and the words "PUSH BUTTON FOR GREEN LIGHT" in
black on five lines.
R10-3a is shown as a vertical rectangular white sign with a black
border and legend. The words "TO CROSS STREET PUSH BUTTON WAIT
FOR GREEN LIGHT" are shown on five lines. A left-pointing black
arrow is shown to the left of the word "STREET" on the
second line.
R10-3b is shown as a vertical rectangular white sign with a black
border and legend and with four sections divided by horizontal black
lines. The top section shows a walking person symbol to the left
of the words "START CROSSING WATCH FOR VEHICLES" on three
lines. The next section shows an orange caution symbol of an upraised
hand with the palm facing the viewer, labeled "FLASHING,"
to the left of the words "DON'T START FINISH CROSSING IF STARTED"
on three lines. The third section shows an orange caution symbol
of an upraised hand with the palm facing the viewer, labeled "STEADY,"
to the left of the words "DON'T CROSS." The bottom section
shows the words "TO CROSS" above a right-pointing black
arrow above the words "PUSH BUTTON."
R10-3c is shown as identical to the R10-3b sign except the walking
person sign in the top section is replaced by a square with the
word "WALK" and the upraised hand in the second and third
sections is replaced by a square with the words "DON'T WALK."
R10-3d is shown as identical to the R10-3b sign except the words
"TO MEDIAN" are shown added below the words "START
CROSSING" in the top section.
R10-3e is shown as identical to the R10-3b sign except a black
panel with the orange numerals "08," labeled "TIME"
is shown to the left of the words "TIME REMAINING TO FINISH
CROSSING" added to the bottom on the second section.
R10-4 is shown as a vertical rectangular white sign with a black
border and the words "PUSH BUTTON FOR WALK SIGNAL" in
black on five lines.
R10-4a is shown as a vertical rectangular white sign with a black
border and legend. The words "TO CROSS STREET PUSH BUTTON WAIT
FOR WALK SIGNAL" are shown on five lines. A right-pointing
black arrow is shown to the right of the word "STREET"
on the second line.
R10-4b is shown as a vertical rectangular white sign with a black
border and legend. The words "PUSH BUTTON FOR" are shown
on three lines above a white symbol of a walking person on a black
square, which is above a right-pointing black arrow.
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