Practice question
What is a 'leading pedestrian interval' (LPI) at a signalized intersection?
- A longer walk phase that extends the total cycle length
- A signal phase that gives pedestrians a 3-7 second head start to enter the crosswalk before vehicles receive a green signal
- A signal phase that allows pedestrians to cross during the all-red interval
- A signal timing that prioritizes vehicle traffic over pedestrian crossings
Answer: B — A signal phase that gives pedestrians a 3-7 second head start to enter the crosswalk before vehicles receive a green signal
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