What strategy may be necessary at intersections with high pedestrian traffic?

Stopping all traffic to let pedestrians cross is a strategy that prioritizes pedestrian safety and ensures that those on foot can navigate the intersection without the risk of being struck by vehicles. In areas with high pedestrian traffic, such as urban centers or near schools, it is essential to create safe crossing opportunities. Allowing pedestrians to cross without the distraction or danger of moving cars reduces the likelihood of accidents and emphasizes the importance of pedestrian rights in high-traffic areas.

This approach demonstrates a commitment to pedestrian safety, especially in environments where foot traffic is significantly higher than vehicle traffic. While other options may provide some level of traffic management, they do not address the immediate and critical need for pedestrian safety in the same direct manner.