On any given day around Christchurch, thousands of people walk to work, school, the shops and for exercise.
Check out the rules and some tips for pedestrian safety below.
Christchurch will continue to develop a safe network of footpaths and walkways as part of its long term plan of creating a world class transport network.
School patrols often find it hard to get a break in the traffic.
A signalised crossing is where there is a pedestrian light (red/green man) at a set of traffic lights.
Some pedestrian crossings are installed with a yellow SmartPad.
Two months into a six-month trial, a solar-powered camera mounted outside a Christchurch school is helping to improve driver behaviour, and there are plans for six more across the city.
19 Dec 2024A new partnership between Council, Bike On Trust and Waka Kotahi is supporting students to get the maximum benefit from their bikes and school tracks.
26 Sep 2023The Christchurch City Council today moved to reduce speeds outside all schools across the city and Banks Peninsula to 30km/h, with the approval of the Safe Speed Neighbourhoods Interim (phase one) Speed Management Plan.
5 Jul 2023