Non-priority crossing aids

Kerb crossings are the most basic form of crossing for pedestrians with two kerb ramps on opposite sides of a road.

Kerb extensions are a localised widening of the footpath which results in a shorter crossing distance for pedestrians.

Pedestrian or median refuges are raised areas within the roadway that provide a place for pedestrians to wait whilst undertaking a staged crossing of a road.

Pedestrian platforms, also known as raised tables are raised sections of road that provide a focus for pedestrians to cross, but pedestrians must still give way to vehicles on the road.

Courtesy crossings are paved or raised areas which are intended to facilitate eye contact between pedestrians and drivers resulting in a mutually negotiated position over who goes first.