If a designated pedestrian crossing exists, where are pedestrians obliged to cross the roadway?

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Regulations state that pedestrians must cross the roadway using pedestrian crossings if they exist. Crossing near the crossing or at any other visible point, when a designated one is available nearby, is incorrect and dangerous behavior. The pedestrian crossing is the safe zone designed to provide visibility and, in many cases, right of way to the pedestrian over vehicles.

If a designated pedestrian crossing exists, where are pedestrians obliged to cross the roadway?

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