The Revised Code of Washington Washington State Pedestrian Laws
Correct as of Spring 2008. Use full text weblinks to confirm current status.
state laws related to pedestrians which are useful for bicyclists to know
RCW	46.04.590		Pedestrians are traffic.	full text of 46.04.590
RCW	46.61.060		Do not enter the intersection when signal is steady or flashing DON'T WALK.	full text of 46.61.060
RCW	46.61.126		Bicycles & Pedestrians must follow traffic laws	full text of 46.61.126
RCW	46.61.220		Car must stop for transit vehicle entering traffic.	full text of 46.61.220
RCW	46.61.230		Pedestrians must obey traffic lights.	full text of 46.61.230
RCW	46.61.235		Car must stop if pedestrian or bike starts crossing at intersection (with or w/o crosswalk)	full text of 46.61.235
RCW	46.61.240		Can cross mid block if no cars are present.	full text of 46.61.240
RCW	46.61.240		If there are traffic lights on the street, must use marked crosswalk.	full text of 46.61.240
RCW	46.61.250		If there is no sidewalk, must walk facing traffic.	full text of 46.61.250
RCW	46.61.250		Pedestrian can not walk on the road if a sidewalk exists.	full text of 46.61.250
RCW	46.61.261		Vehicles must yield any pedestrian or bicycle on a sidewalk.	full text of 46.61.261
RCW	47.04.160		A crosswalk is ANY intersection, marked or not.	full text of 46.04.160
RCW	47.04.365		Car must stop before sidewalk when leaving garage, driveway or alley.	full text of 46.61.365
RCW	47.04.365		Pedestrians have right of way over cars crossing sidewalk from garage, driveway or alley.	full text of 46.61.365