Pop-up zebra crossing springs up during Green Transport Week

June 20, 2012

Photo by Jonathan Hordle / Rex Features (1746449f)

Parent Yannick Read and son Bertie (5) on the pop-up zebra crossing in Alexandra Road in Kingston-upon-Thames
pop up zebra crossing


For the thousands of children who struggle each day to cross busy streets outside their schools, help is at hand in the shape of a pop-up zebra crossing that can be installed on any road in less than a minute.

The design was developed by the Environmental Transport Association (ETA) to mark the start of Green Transport Week.

pop-up zebra crossing


Spokesperson at the Environmental Transport Association (ETA), Yannick Read, said: “The idea may be tongue-in-cheek, but the issue is deadly serious; with over 2,000 children killed or seriously injured each year on our roads, parents should never have to battle to have a genuine crossing installed.”

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