The phrase "crosswalk for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase is used to indicate a connection between two concepts or objects. For example, "The magazine featured a crosswalk for understanding the different political ideologies in the country."
Sergeant Paich said many teenagers think it is legal to ride their bicycles in the crosswalk, for example.
The research showed, for instance, that the person interacting with speech to text was less likely than in other activities to scan a crosswalk for pedestrians.
Just as pilots must follow the rules at all times — no taxiing without approval from air-traffic control — so pedestrians should wait patiently at the crosswalk for a "Walk" sign: only ten per cent of people wait, and thirty-eight per cent of all pedestrian collisions happen in crosswalks.
I stopped at a crosswalk for a bunch of Googlers to pass.
Some of those operating services in the space, like Crosswalk for example, have since pivoted to other businesses while others shut down.
In the second step, they implemented separately the audit tool for each road segment and crosswalk for both sides of the streets during normal traffic flow and under good weather conditions.
Not all students bother to use crosswalks, for instance.
No crosswalks for the nearly two miles to Farmingdale Village, where the turnpike's name briefly changes to Conklin Avenue.
As he got older, Mr. Valerio struggled to keep up with his son, who would bound ahead and wait at crosswalks for his father to catch up with him.
A UC Berkeley study found that in San Francisco -- where the law requires that cars stop at crosswalks for pedestrians to pass -- drivers of luxury cars were four times less likely than those in less expensive vehicles to stop and allow pedestrians the right of way.
By utilizing existing LOS thresholds for pedestrian flow at signalized crosswalks, the required crosswalk widths for various pedestrian demand combinations are proposed for implementation.
