Pedestrian lightsSweden
22. Pedestrian lights
Pedestrian lights are traffic signals that regulate when pedestrians may begin crossing a road. They normally display a red standing figure to prohibit starting and a green walking figure to permit crossing.
A flashing signal or countdown may warn that the permitted crossing period is ending. Pedestrians should cross without unnecessary delay, while turning drivers must remain alert and allow pedestrians who entered lawfully to finish crossing safely.
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What do pedestrian traffic signals mean in Sweden?
Red prohibits starting; green permits crossing. Flashing green warns that red is imminent. If red appears after you have started, continue to the far side, but stop at a refuge island where one is provided.
What if the pedestrian signal changes while you are crossing in Sweden?
If red appears after you have started, continue to the other side. If there is a refuge island or similar arrangement, stop there and obey the signal before continuing.
May turning drivers ignore pedestrians on a signal-controlled crossing in Sweden?
No. Turning drivers crossing a controlled pedestrian crossing must use a low speed and give way to pedestrians who correctly entered or are about to enter it.

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