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You arrive at a pedestrian crossing where there is no traffic signal. However, there is a police officer on site giving directions. What type of crossing is this considered as?
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“There are guarded and unguarded pedestrian crossings. At guarded crossings, traffic is regulated by traffic signals or by a police officer.” (Swedish Transport Agency)
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