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From: Hamsterwheel
Here are countries and regions where jaywalking is typically illegal or restricted: USA & Canada: Many cities have local ordinances against crossing outside crosswalks or against signals. Germany: Pedestrians must use designated crossings and obey traffic lights, with fines for violations. Singapore: Strictly enforced jaywalking can result in fines up to \(\$1,000\) or jail time. Japan: Illegal to cross against red lights, with potential fines. Poland: Pedestrians must use crossings, and fines are issued for breaking this rule.Italy: Strictly enforced in major cities. Switzerland: Crossing against signals is often ticketed. Zimbabwe: Illegal to ignore designated crossing points, punishable by fines or jail time

Current Thread	Author	Time
Which country has a maximum pavement walking speed?	Hamsterwheel	13:13:45
>> Aus ? They tell people which side of the pavement to use in downtown Sydney.	Free Thinking Doggie	14:22:08
>> yes ! in the '50's , used to have yellow lines dividing the pavements ... ... [more]	Bwana	20:00:25
>> Slowvakia...[more]	Hamsterwheel	15:09:14
>> I may have posted this before......[more]	Free Thinking Doggie	18:43:29
>> Here are countries and regions where jaywalking is typically illegal or restricted:...[more]	Hamsterwheel	19:01:01
>> ✔️✔️✔️✔️	Bwana	20:02:03

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