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1
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pedestrian crossings
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Japan
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In Japan, drivers widely respect pedestrian crossings and stop to let pedestrians cross.
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12
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2
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pedestrian crossings
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Germany
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In Germany, pedestrian crossings are strictly followed with drivers stopping to give way to pedestrians.
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9
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3
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pedestrian crossings
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United Kingdom
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In the United Kingdom, zebra crossings are widely respected and prioritize pedestrian right of way, with drivers required to stop.
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9
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4
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pedestrian crossings
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Denmark
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In Denmark, pedestrian crossings are created for safety and are respected by both pedestrians and drivers.
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7
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5
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pedestrian crossings
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Egypt
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In Egypt, pedestrian crossings are often disregarded and pedestrians must still navigate traffic carefully while using them.
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6
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6
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pedestrian crossings
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Brazil
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In Brazil, pedestrian safety is a concern due to inconsistent infrastructure and drivers not always yielding to pedestrians at crossings.
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5
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7
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pedestrian crossings
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China
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Pedestrian crossings in China require cautious and assertive navigation through traffic.
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5
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8
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pedestrian crossings
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Western countries
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In Western countries, pedestrian crossings prioritize pedestrian safety and right of way.
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5
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9
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pedestrian crossings
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Ghana
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Pedestrian crossings in Ghana may not have accessibility features for visually impaired individuals.
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1
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10
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pedestrian crossings
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Traffic culture in Western countries
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In Western countries, pedestrian crossings are widely respected by drivers who are required to yield to pedestrians.
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1
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