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This paper considers the steady state queueing properties of pedestrians who are delayed by traffic on a main road. It is assumed that the size of the gap between two successive cars dete rmines the probability that an individual pedestrian or a group of pedestrians will cross. The technique of imbedded Markov chains yields many new results as well as some previously found , by co mbinatorial methods by Tanner in 1951.