- A
pedestrian is a
person traveling on foot, by
wheelchair or with
other mobility aids.
Streets and
roads often have a
designated footpath for pedestrian...
- "The
Pedestrian" is a
science fiction short story by
American writer Ray Bradbury. This
story was
originally published in the
August 7, 1951
issue of The...
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Pedestrian zones (also
known as auto-free
zones and car-free zones, as
pedestrian precincts in
British English, and as
pedestrian malls in the United...
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Pedestrianism was a 19th-century form of
competitive walking,
often professional and
funded by wagering, from
which the
modern sport of
racewalking developed...
- A
pedestrian crossing (or
crosswalk in
American and
Canadian English) is a
place designated for
pedestrians to
cross a road,
street or avenue. The term...
- or The
Pedestrian may also
refer to:
Pedestrian, a
practitioner of
pedestrianism, a 19th-century form of
competitive walking "The
Pedestrian", a short...
- A
pedestrian scramble (or
exclusive pedestrian interval) is a type of
traffic signal movement that
temporarily stops all
vehicular traffic,
thereby allowing...
-
pedestrian zone is the
biggest pedestrian zone of the
Walloon Region and the Meuse-Rhine Euroregion; it is also the
oldest in Belgium. The
pedestrian...
- the
Royal Palace with the more
traditional paving stones, and then
pedestrianizing it in its entirety. Occasionally, the
square is used for open-air concerts...
- The
Pedestrian (German: Der Fußgänger) is a 1973 film
directed by
Maximilian Sc****. It is
about the
trial of an
elderly war criminal. The film was a co-production...
