Pedestrian crossings and crossing roads

Article 124. Pedestrian crossings and crossing roads.
1. In areas where pedestrian crossings exist, those wishing to cross the road must use them, and when such crossings are level with the road, the following rules must be observed in addition:
a) If the crossing has traffic lights for pedestrians, they will obey its indications.
b) If no traffic lights for pedestrians exist but vehicular traffic is regulated by a traffic officer or light, they must not step onto the road while the signal from the officer or traffic light allows vehicular traffic to pass.
c) At other pedestrian crossings signed by the corresponding road markings, although they have right of way, they may only step into the road when the distance and speed of approaching vehicles allow them to do so safely.
2. In order to cross roads without pedestrian crossings, they must make sure that they can do so without risk or illegal obstruction.
3. When crossing the road, they must walk perpendicular to the axis of the road, not unduly delay or stop in it and not obstruct the crossing of others.
4. Pedestrians may not cross plazas or roundabouts on the road, they must go around them.