Meanings of pedestrian area in English

Whistler village is a delight with its lovely pedestrian area.

The pitch Look for a pedestrian area with plenty of space and not too many cars.

Heavily armed police officers took up positions in the pedestrian area, which was cleared for several blocks.

In addition, the proposed pedestrian area around College Green will have the unfortunate side-effect of extending bus journey times.

Reiner S, 46, from Düsseldorf, parked his lawnmower in a pedestrian area after work and went for a drink.

Chinese flags are seen at a pedestrian area of Nanjing road in Shanghai September 30, 2011.

Ten people are now known to have been injured after being hit by a car in a pedestrian area in central Dublin.

In Cork city-centre, our van is in danger of getting locked into the pedestrian area when the bollards come up at 11am.

Across the pedestrian area, sandwiched between a travel agent's and a baker's shop, a green door liquefied for a second and then reformed.

Police were pursuing a suspicious car that then drove into a pedestrian area on an esplanade, running down six people before the vehicle overturned.

He tells me over the phone that the pedestrian barriers will only stop people driving into to the pedestrian area, not those driving out, obviously.

Pedestrian areas such as Temple Bar and Grafton Street show how Dublin is becoming more community minded, says Søholt.

SPAIN Last year Madrid banned e-scooters from pedestrian areas and from roads with speed limits of 50 km an hour or more.

However, one should always be aware that motorcycles and bicycles may suddenly appear where they shouldn't, and cars often occupy pedestrian areas.

Lower speed limits in high- pedestrian areas are also a possibility, as are efforts to discourage pedestrians from walking alongside or crossing highways.

The government official responsible for Lille announced that wearing masks would become compulsory from Monday in pedestrian areas and parks in the city.