Zigzag lines painted just before a pedestrian crossing in Lebuh Pantai to alert road users so they will stop in time. — Photos: ZHAFARAN NASIB, ZAINUDIN AHAD and CHAN BOON KAI/The Star
ALMOST all who responded to a social media survey said they would stop at pedestrian crossings if there are zigzag lines painted before them.
Penang Island City councillor Connie Tan said that in the survey posted in a 10-second video on her Facebook page, 95% of respondents selected ‘yes’ to a question on whether they would stop.
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Zigzag concept
A cyclist using a crossing marked with zigzag lines in Jalan Kampung Kolam, George Town.
Zigzag marking at a zebra crossing in Light Street.
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