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The crosswalk is simply painted on the road, but due to the way it's painted, it appears to rise up from the surface. This should hopefully make drivers more aware of the crosswalk, and at first glance it looks like something you need to stop for, which they hope will also lead to reduced speed.
Theory exam for car
An English translation of the theory exam for taking a Norwegian driving license. The exam has a large number of questions, so you can try it over again several times.
Similar crosswalks reportedly exist in India, where the idea originated.
In Norway, we haven't seen similar crosswalks being tested, but raised crosswalks and speed-reducing measures before crosswalks have become very common.