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Roads
- Berms
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- Footpaths
- Other roading information
- Parking
- Road closure status
- Road safety
- Road stopping
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- Roading maintenance information
- Seating
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- Weed spraying
- Working in the road
- Traffic Management Plans (TMPs)
- Vehicle Crossings/Driveways
- Access and roading procurement
- Rubbish and recycling
- Stormwater
- Streetlighting
- Sustainable Home Advice
- Tracking our regulatory performance
- Trade waste management
- Trading in Public Places
- Water supply
- Wastewater
- Visit Kāpiti
Pedestrian crossings
The aim of pedestrian crossings is to enable people to cross the road safely.
However, there are certain rules that should be followed at crossings to keep pedestrians and drivers safe.
There are also different kinds of crossings and sometimes the rules are different.
The following posters will tell you what to do at which crossing.
- Standard zebra crossings
- Courtesy crossings
- School patrol crossings
- Kea crossings
- Rules for cyclists and other road users at crossings
Standard zebra crossings:
Courtesy crossings:
School patrol crossings:
Kea crossings: