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Jamaica Laws For Traffic/Transportation

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Rules of the road for pedestrians

  • If there is no sidewalk, walk on the right side of the road facing oncoming traffic.
  • Do not walk into the roadway from behind stationary vehicles, especially large buses or trucks.
  • Use pedestrian crossings where provided.
  • Do not stand in the crossing if you do not intend to cross.
  • Once you enter the pedestrian crossing and the vehicle has stopped, cross quickly.

Rules of the road for motorists and cyclists

  • Do not exceed the speed limit.
  • Drive on the left of the road, unless you are about to overtake or turn right .
  • At nights drive well within the limit of your headlights.
  • Before you slow down, stop, turn or change lane do the following
  • Always wear your seat belt.

Duties of a motorist or cyclist towards other road users

  • Extend courtesy and consideration to all other road users.
  • Give plenty of room to pedestrians especially in wet weather.
  • Slow down when approaching a pedestrian crossing or school and always be prepared to stop.
  • When turning at a road intersection, always give way to pedestrians who are crossing.
  • Before you pull out of a parking position, look behind, signal your intention and make sure you can do so safely with no inconvenience to other road users.
  • Drivers of large and slow moving vehicles should always keep in the far left hand of a dual carriageway.
  • Never stop your vehicle opposite to another stopped or parked vehicle if by doing so, you will obstruct the flow of traffic.

Use of lights

  • Always drive within the limits of your headlights at nights.
  • Dip your headlights when approaching oncoming vehicles.
  • Use your dipped headlights whenever you are following another vehicle
  • In daytime, whenever it is misty, turn on your park lights.
  • Never drive your vehicle with the hazard lights in operation.

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