Definitions
- Referring to a designated area on a road where pedestrians can cross safely. - Talking about a painted or marked area on a street that indicates where pedestrians should cross. - Describing a place where pedestrians have the right of way and vehicles must yield to them.
- Referring to a path or sidewalk designed for pedestrians to walk on. - Talking about a covered or uncovered area designated for walking, such as in a park or garden. - Describing a pathway or trail for walking, hiking, or exploring outdoors.
List of Similarities
- 1Both are designed for pedestrians.
- 2Both involve walking.
- 3Both can be used for transportation.
- 4Both can be found in public areas.
- 5Both can be used for exercise or leisure.
What is the difference?
- 1Location: Crosswalk is typically located on a road or street, while walkway can be found in various settings such as parks, gardens, or trails.
- 2Purpose: Crosswalk is designed for pedestrians to cross a street safely, while walkway is intended for walking or strolling.
- 3Design: Crosswalk is often marked with painted lines or signs, while walkway can be paved or unpaved and may have different designs or materials.
- 4Safety: Crosswalk is a designated safe area for pedestrians to cross a street, while walkway may not have the same level of safety measures.
Remember this!
Crosswalk and walkway are both designed for pedestrians, but they differ in location, purpose, design, length, and safety. A crosswalk is a designated area on a street where pedestrians can cross safely, while a walkway is a path or sidewalk designed for walking or strolling. Crosswalk is typically shorter and marked with painted lines or signs, while walkway can be longer and more extensive, with different designs and materials.
