panda crossing
call button
toucan crossing
pelican crossing
double yellow line
puffin crossing
seal
zebra crossing
crosswalk
crosshatch
traffic light
traffic signal
stoplight
pedestrian crossing
stair-step
jayrun
crisscrossed
commuter traffic
stop-go sign
Strowger exchange
devious
telegraph post
thoroughfare
refuge island
direction indicator
gate box
X
wigwag
crisscross
jackbox
signalise
signalize
modal filter
city titty
directional
tourist highway
jaywalker
off-side rule
crossover
intersective
interlocking
light
Belisha beacon
chowk
post road
patteran
crawlerway
cat's eye
peripatetic
drive
jump the lights
doghouse
crosslight
tenji block
warchalk
uncontrolled
bypass
traffic island
traffic paddle
taxi pole
wayfarer
hail and ride
public walk
sidewalk
cone
user-worked
turbo roundabout
curb
subswitch
flasher
jaywalk
pedestrianly
pavement
circle
flag
metro aide
street sweeper
walkway
yellow line
telephone pole
bus lane
SIGINT
grid plan
crosswise
single yellow line
hook turn
white line
shared space
signal check
kill switch

English words for 'A type of signal-controlled pedestrian crossing used in the United Kingdom from 1962 to 1967.'

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