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MARVIN MANDEL, Governor
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(A) IN GENERAL.
WHERE SPECIAL PEDESTRIAN CONTROL SIGNALS SHOWING THE
WORDS "WALK", "DON'T WALK", OR "WAIT" ARE IN PLACE, THE
SIGNALS HAVE THE INDICATIONS PROVIDED IN THIS SECTION.
(B) WALK.
A PEDESTRIAN FACING A "WALK" SIGNAL MAY CROSS THE
ROADWAY IN THE DIRECTION OF THE SIGNAL AND SHALL BE GIVEN
THE RIGHT-OF-WAY BY THE DRIVER OF ANY VEHICLE. AT AN
INTERSECTION WHERE AN EXCLUSIVE ALL-PEDESTRIAN INTERVAL
IS PROVIDED, A PEDESTRIAN MAY CROSS THE ROADWAY IN ANY
DIRECTION WITHIN THE INTERSECTION.
(C) DON'T WALK OR WAIT.
A PEDESTRIAN MAY NOT START TO CROSS THE ROADWAY IN
THE DIRECTION OF A "DON'T WALK" OR "WAIT" SIGNAL. IF A
PEDESTRIAN HAS PARTLY COMPLETED HIS CROSSING ON A
"WALK" SIGNAL, THE PEDESTRIAN SHALL PROCEED WITHOUT DELAY
TO A SIDEWALK OR SAFETY ISLAND WHILE THE "DON'T WALK" OR
"WAIT" SIGNAL IS SHOWING.
REVISOR'S NOTE: This section presently appears as
Art. 66 1/2, §11-203.
The only changes are in style.
21-204. FLASHING SIGNALS.
(A) IN GENERAL.
IF A FLASHING RED OR YELLOW LIGHT IS USED IN A
TRAFFIC SIGNAL OR WITH A TRAFFIC SIGN, IT REQUIRES
OBEDIENCE BY VEHICULAR TRAFFIC AS PROVIDED IN THIS
SECTION.
(B) FLASHING RED (STOP SIGNAL).
(1) IF A RED LENS IS LIT WITH RAPID
INTERMITTENT FLASHES, THE DRIVER OF A VEHICLE SHALL STOP
AT THE NEAR SIDE OF THE INTERSECTION:
(I) AT A CLEARLY MARKED STOP LINE;
(II) IF THERE IS NO CLEARLY MARKED STOP
LINE, BEFORE ENTERING ANY CROSSWALK; OR
(III) IF THERE IS NO CROSSWALK, BEFORE
ENTERING THE INTERSECTION.
(2) THE RIGHT TO PROCEED AFTER MAKING THE
STOP IS SUBJECT TO THE RULES APPLICABLE AFTER MAKING A
STOP AT A STOP SIGN.
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(C) FLASHING YELLOW (CAUTION SIGNAL).
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