A pedestrian crossing is a designated location where pedestrians can safely cross roadways, with markings indicating the crossing zone. Types include marked crosswalks at intersections, mid-block crossings, and controlled crossings with signals. Pedestrian crossings may have traffic signals, pedestrian-activated beacons, or rely on driver yielding requirements. Transportation departments select crossing types based on traffic volumes, speeds, pedestrian demand, and safety data. Proper crossing design, lighting, and accessibility features (curb ramps, tactile surfaces) are essential. Pedestrian crossing policies balance safety, traffic flow, and walkability, with requests for new crossings common from residents concerned about neighbourhood safety.