The 2024 update to AS1158.4 introduces clearer requirements for the lighting of pedestrian crossings, with a stronger focus on pedestrian visibility, glare control and long-term compliance. This article explains what’s changed, why it matters and how the updated standard should be applied in practice.

Lighting expert Martin Bevz explains how obtrusive lighting can affect your project and what AS4284 means for compliance, development, and design success.