Fili ha tali ʻe taha
What should you do when approaching a pedestrian crossing?
Ko e hā ʻoku totonu ke ke fai ʻi hoʻo ofi ki ha kolosi'anga kau lue?
Slow and prepare to stop for people on, stepping onto or obviously waiting to use the crossing.
Fakasi'isi'i e vave pea teuteu ke tu'u ma'a e kakai ʻoku ʻi he kolosi'anga, kamata hifo ki ai pe hā mahino ʻoku nau tatali ke ngāue'aki ia.
Fakahinohino fekauʻaki
Without a raised island, give way across the whole crossing; with one, give way on your half. Wait until pedestrians are clear of your path before moving.
Kapau ʻoku ʻikai ha motu malu kuo hiki hake, tuku ke mu'omu'a ʻi he kolosi'anga kotoa; kapau ʻoku ʻi ai, tuku ke mu'omu'a ʻi hoʻo vaeua. Tatali kae ʻoua kuo ʻatā e kau lue mei ho hala kimu'a ke ʻunu.