A zebra crossing has white stripes that look like a zebra's pattern, giving pedestrians the right of way over vehicles. When a pedestrian walks onto the crossing, vehicles are required to stop and allow them to cross safely.
These crossings are often found in places with a lot of people walking, such as schools, shopping centers, and public transport stations. They are typically marked by flashing amber lights known as Belisha beacons, which make it easier for both pedestrians and drivers.
