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Q What do the new signs in the crosswalks on Raleigh Road and Manning Drive
mean? Must vehicles stop for pedestrians?
A The signs that have been erected are approved N.C. Department of
Transportation signs that mean pedestrian crossing. They are the same signs
used statewide. They mean for drivers to yield to pedestrians who are in the
crosswalk. Other signs, including the temporary signs used last year that read
"Yield to pedestrians," are not approved for permanent use by the DOT.
Answer by Derek Poarch, University chief of public safety
If you have a question about a campus- wide issue that you'd like to have
considered for Direct Line, send your question to Gazette editor Scott Ragland,
who can be reached by telephone at
2-7124, by fax at 2-2279, by e-mail
at scott_ragland@unc.edu or regular mail at CB #6205.
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