Pedestrian Crossing
Pedestrians have the right of way.
Pedestrian Crossing road sign used in the BC ICBC knowledge test
What does the Pedestrian Crossing mean?
Used at marked crosswalks. Drivers must yield to pedestrians who are crossing or about to cross. Failure to yield is a serious offence in BC.
In British Columbia, drivers are required to understand and respond correctly to the Pedestrian Crossing at all times. Failure to comply with regulatory signs can result in fines or collisions.
Is this sign on the ICBC knowledge test?
Yes — the Pedestrian Crossing is commonly tested on the BC ICBC knowledge test. Drivers must know its meaning, correct shape, colour, and the proper response when encountering it on the road. Road signs make up approximately 25–30% of the ICBC knowledge test, making them one of the most important categories to study.
BC Driving Test Tip
In BC, you must yield to pedestrians in a crosswalk. This includes when turning at a green light.
Quick Summary
| Sign Type | Regulatory |
| Sign Shape | Rectangle |
| Sign Colour | White/Green |
| Meaning | Pedestrians have the right of way |
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