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If a pedestrian enters a crosswalk at an intersection that is equipped with a signal and that signal is displaying a flashing or solid “do not walk” signal, is it legal?

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If a pedestrian enters a crosswalk at an intersection that is equipped with a signal and that signal is displaying a flashing or solid “do not walk” signal, is it legal?

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No, a pedestrian can be cited for that offense. Even if the traffic light is green, pedestrians may not cross without a green crossing signal. Contrary to some people’s perception, pedestrians do not always have the right of way.