In what manner must pedestrians cross the roadway when there is no designated crossing?

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According to General Traffic Regulations, pedestrians must cross the roadway perpendicularly to its axis. Doing so in a straight line guarantees covering the shortest possible distance, reducing the time of exposure to danger on the road. Furthermore, it must be done without stopping or loitering so as not to obstruct traffic or create uncertainty for drivers. Crossing diagonally is incorrect because it increases the distance and time the pedestrian remains on the roadway.

In what manner must pedestrians cross the roadway when there is no designated crossing?

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