In 1934 on certain crossings
\nOn the road
\nAmber coloured globe lights
\nAtop a black and white pole
\nThe road surface was studded
\nAnd later painted black and white
\nAnd so the Zebra crossing it was of born
\nAnd Took the role<\/p>\n
The minister of transport
\nThe man who introduced
\nThese crossings his name Belisha
\nAnd they were there to boost
\nNight time realization
\nThe Belisha beacon they
\nNamed after the minister
\nWho actually passed away
\nIn 1957 born in 1893
\nAnd these crossings
\nare now common
\nAnd do
\n actually
\nGive the people
\nRights over the vehicle
\nAnd so
\nPeople do feel safer on them
\nAs we all now know<\/p>\n
Used in Australia and NEw Zeland
\nAnd Liberia and other countries<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
In 1934 on certain crossings On the road Amber coloured globe lights Atop a black and white pole The road surface was studded And later painted black and white And so the Zebra crossing it was of born And Took … Continue reading