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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] No, you’re completely wrong. It says pedestrians may enter the crosswalk to the “walk” phase but not during the “do not walk” or “wait” phases. See reg 18-2302. Per the MUTCD (which DC has adopted), the flashing upraised hand (symbolizing “Don’t Walk”) means someone who already entered the intersection on the “Walk” may proceed to the far side, but no pedestrians may enter when the hand is flashing.[/quote] The MUTCD is guidance for road departments, not the law for road users. If DC has adopted the MUTCD, that means that DDOT has to follow it. It doesn't mean that a pedestrian crossing the street in DC has to follow it.[/quote]
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