人行横道退缩三至五米：交换视线的路口

Show a Taiwanese intersection where the crosswalk has been pulled back several metres from the corner so that a turning driver completes the turn, straightens the wheel, and only then meets the crossing. Render the setback clearly: the stop line, then an empty buffer of asphalt, then the crosswalk sitting well away from the kerb return. Show a car that has just turned, now facing the crosswalk squarely with a clear forward view of the pedestrians on it. Mark the crosswalk in bold white sleeper-pattern bars over a green background coating, with the setback distance obvious in the composition. Include a motorcycle waiting box ahead of the stop line and a pedestrian signal head. Use a viewpoint from the corner sidewalk at eye level looking across the intersection, so the geometry between vehicle, buffer and crossing is the subject. Show typical Taiwanese intersection context: mixed-use buildings, hanging signage, scooters, a signal pole with a countdown display. Bright daylight, photorealistic asphalt with visible repairs, honest documentary tone.