§ 82-328. Jaywalking.

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No pedestrian shall jaywalk. The following shall constitute jaywalking and shall be deemed a violation of this section:
(1)

Crossing a roadway at a point within 300 feet of a marked crosswalk;

(2)

Crossing at a controlled intersection contrary to the signal lights or the direction of a traffic officer;

(3)

Failing to walk on the extreme left side of any roadway when there are no sidewalks or pathways for pedestrian travel adjacent to or abutting the roadway;

(4)

Crossing a roadway intersection diagonally, unless authorized by official traffic control devices or a traffic officer; and

(5)

Crossing a roadway intersection in any manner prohibited by official traffic control devices pertaining to such crossing movements.

(Code 1966, § 4.28(3); Ord. No. 888, § I, 12-16-14)

State law reference

Rights, duties of pedestrians, drivers, bicyclists, W.S.A., § 346.23 et seq.

                    
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