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2009 Edition Part 2 Figure 2B-2. Unsignalized Pedestrian Crosswalk Signs
Figure 2B-2. Unsignalized Pedestrian Crosswalk Signs
This figure shows eight unsignalized pedestrian crosswalk signs.
R1-5 is shown as a square white sign with a black border. A YIELD sign is shown above the word "HERE," which is above a horizontal black arrow curving down and to the left above the word "TO." A black walking person symbol is shown to the right of the arrow.
R1-5a is shown as a vertical rectangular white sign with a black border. A YIELD sign is shown above the word "HERE," which is above a horizontal black arrow curving down and to the left above the words "TO PEDESTRIANS" in black on two lines.
R1-5b is shown as a square white sign with a black border. A STOP sign is shown above the word "HERE," which is above a horizontal black arrow curving down and to the left above the word "FOR." A black walking person symbol is shown to the right of the arrow.
R1-5c is shown as a vertical rectangular white sign with a black border. A STOP sign is shown above the word "HERE," which is above a horizontal black arrow curving down and to the left above the words "FOR PEDESTRIANS" in black on two lines.
R1-6 is shown as a vertical rectangular yellow sign with the words "STATE LAW" in black on two lines above a white panel with a YIELD sign above the word "TO" in black above a black walking person symbol. A note states: "The legend STATE LAW is optional." Below this panel, the words "WITHIN CROSSWALK" are shown in black on two lines at the bottom of the sign.
R1-6a is shown as the same as R1-6 except a STOP sign is shown on the panel instead of a YIELD sign and the word "FOR" is shown instead of "TO." A note states: "The legend STATE LAW is optional. A fluorescent yellow-green backgrond color may be used for this sign."
R1-9 is shown as a horizontal rectangular white sign with a black border and legend. A yellow panel is shown on the top half of the sign, with the words "STATE LAW" in black. A note states: "The legend STATE LAW is optional." Below this panel, the words "YIELD TO PEDESTRIANS" are shown in black with a black walking person symbol to the left and to the right.
R1-9a is shown as the same as R1-9 except the words "STOP FOR" are shown instead of "YIELD TO." A note states: "The legend STATE LAW is optional. A fluorescent yellow-green backgrond color may be used for this sign."
