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In Eerbeek, The Nederlands, company Lighted Zebra Crossing B.V. Crosswalk installed a special zebra crossing to improve the safety of pedestrians and drivers through visible bright light. The idea was born after the poor visibility of pedestrians on traditional zebra crossings, especially in bad weather situations or in critical crossroads near to schools, shops or residential centers for the elderly.

The pedestrian stripes are easy to remove and have average dimensions of 200 x 50 cm and use lightboxes of eight to ten centimeters deep, installed on the ground. There are two versions available, one for asphalt – with a steel frame and poured concrete under a luminous plate – and one for brick which is only a four centimeters plate without a frame. The modules use LED lighting that can be connected to streetlights and solar panels. They have been tested to hold about 2,500,000 cars.

Lighted Zebra Crossing
Design and production: Lighted Zebra Crossing B.V. Crosswalk
Year: 2016

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Lighted Zebra

Dutch company Lighted Zebra Crossing installed a LED crosswalk that serves as an accident reducer in critical urban areas and in places with poor visibility due to bad weather.

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