Trafikregler

Crosswalks, cycle crossings & cycle paths

• The following also count as pedestrians:
  • People using wheelchairs.
  • People on inline skates, roller skis, kick scooters, and similar.
  • People walking a bicycle or moped without riding it.
• Signal-controlled crosswalk (traffic signal or police regulate it):
  • Both drivers and pedestrians must follow the traffic signals.
  • If a pedestrian has already stepped out correctly on green, you must let them finish crossing — even if you get a green light shortly after.
  
• Unsignalled crosswalk: you must yield to a pedestrian who is on it or about to step onto it.
• Footway (pavement): you may only cross it, and must yield to pedestrians walking there.
• Cycle passage (no raised section or give-way line for cars):
  • Cyclists technically have to yield to you.
  • You should still adjust your speed so no danger arises for cyclists on it.
• Cycle crossing (cykelöverfart): you must yield to cyclists and Class II moped riders who are on it or about to enter it.
• Cycle path:
  • Yield to cyclists when crossing it, for example at a driveway.
  • The rules for cyclists at cycle passages, cycle crossings and cycle paths also apply to riders of e-scooters.