What are crosswalks called in England?

Gnomon

A pedestrian crossing is a place on a road or street where lines have been marked for pedestrians to cross and some sort of markings or lights are there to make the traffic stop. It might be a traffic lights with red green and orange or it might be just an orange flashing light. I don't know what a crosswalk is. Nov 30 01, 9:07 AM

Brainy Blonde

Crosswalk is the North American word for pedestrian crossing. Not all crosswalks here have lights, but all have markings on the road, and usually a sign. If a driver sees someone standing at the crosswalk, lights or no lights they are suppose to stop, as the pedestrian has the right of way in this situation. Nov 30 01, 5:51 PM

Senior Moments

Senior Moments says: Zebra Crossings are uncontrolled. Pelican Crossings are usually the same as Zebra Crossings but are controlled by lights. The name comes loosely from PE-dsetrian LI-ght CON-trolled Fri Nov 30 02:20:12 CST 2001 According to KryssTal : English Usage in the UK and USA www.krysstal.com/ukandusa.html It is simply called a Pedestrian Crossing Fri Nov 30 02:24:14 CST 2001 (Reposted as one entry - McG) Apr 15 03, 7:29 AM