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Unlike
regular traffic lights that are always located at intersections, exclusively
pedestrian traffic lights are located beyond intersections, e.g. in a road at
a train station, etc, and often immediately after a side road.
Correspondingly, be prepared to stop in “unusual places” beyond
intersections, even if you have to obstruct the side road.
A
crossing immediately before pedestrian traffic lights is an exception from
ARR requirement not to obstruct intersections; since ARR require you to stop
as near as practicable to the traffic light (r.56 & r.57), to comply with
this rule you just have to obstruct the crossing side road.
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