A public transport interchange will sit on top of a new multi-storey car park with covered pedestrian access.

Companies would not be allowed to dig up pavements on both sides of road at the same time, to ensure that some pedestrian access was retained where possible.

The statue was completed in 1938 without direct pedestrian access to the circle.

This huge three-deck bridge provides vehicle, monorail and pedestrian access.

Recently, residents living on both ends of the bridge have lobbied for pedestrian access.

They also refer to a risk assessment document in 2002 which recommended that consideration be given to locking the pedestrian gates when trains approach.

It advised that the pedestrian gates be locked when trains approached.

It takes the form of a neoclassical half-circular arch, large and solid, over tall vertical barred, iron gates, which incorporate a small pedestrian gate with its own key lock.

The lower level comprises a wagon gate flanked on both sides by pedestrian gates.

The large gates in the centre are generally locked, although the small pedestrian gates to the left and right are opened during the day.

They're causing quite a stir, with pedestrians stopping to point and take photographs.

At the same moment, much of the country came to a standstill, with traffic, trains and pedestrians stopping and silence falling on the streets.

Pedestrians stop in their tracks and stare as he drives past.

Other pedestrians stop dead in their tracks, stare in disbelief, then rush towards him, laughing.

Their language should be assessed when pedestrians stop on a crossing for a gossip.

It was converted into a pedestrian street in 2003.

A pedestrian street since 1971, some stretches have been pedestrianized since 1913.

A busy main road was decommissioned in favour of a pedestrian street.

In the project the local infrastructure was upgraded and new cultural elements such as street sculptures were added to the new pedestrian street.

It became a pedestrian street for most of its length between 1976 and 1977 and then in full in 1984.

Bond's car slammed into a bank, overturned and cartwheeled through the air before disappearing into a pedestrian tunnel, where it broke in half.

The leaders, who had been running on a closed road, were due to turn off and use a pedestrian tunnel where the road becomes elevated.

All platforms are connected to platform 1 by a pedestrian tunnel.

When completed, it will be the third-longest pedestrian tunnel in the nation.

There was a pedestrian tunnel under the road to gardens opposite, which the school later used as a sports ground.

Also, can a pedestrian walk to and on the bridge?

The bridge has two viewing locations, the pedestrian walk on top of the bridge and a platform underneath where visitors can hear the eponymous echoes.

Cars drive illegally in bus and bike lanes and pedestrians walk on to the road before looking.

But that's not what will have pedestrians walking into lampposts on the rare occasions one growls past.

About 100,000 pedestrians walk down it each day, 53 per cent of them tourists.

What we were left with was a rather pedestrian drama without suspense or excitement or penguins, or much sense of why we should watch it.

He calls the escapade 'a nice relaxing holiday' and made it sound rather pedestrian.

A larger but less powerful 2 litre petrol was also offered, but 115bhp feels rather pedestrian in a car of this size.

There are some sugary, rather pedestrian pop numbers here, too, but even these are redeemed, in part, by her powerful, indieinfused country tones.

With 125 lb ft of pulling power, however, it feels quicker than its rather pedestrian on-paper time of 14.2sec suggests.