UK Highway Code: Pedestrian and Cyclist Crossings

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What do pedestrians and cyclists see at the same time?

Green signal

What feature is often present at equestrian crossings?

Pavement barriers

What should you do after reaching the central island at a staggered crossing?

Press the button again and wait for a steady green figure

Who controls crossings in certain situations?

Police officer, traffic warden, or school crossing patrol

When are you allowed to cross the road in a situation without a controlled crossing point?

Where there is an island in the middle of the road

What type of vehicles should be given extra care?

Emergency vehicles

Where must vehicles with a Blue Badge not be used?

Motorways

What is required on all dual carriageways for vehicles with a Blue Badge?

A flashing amber beacon

What is the purpose of the Code of Practice for Horse-Drawn Vehicles?

To set safety standards for horse-drawn vehicles

What safety equipment is required on horse-drawn vehicles?

Two red rear reflectors

What is the minimum speed limit for unrestricted dual carriageways where vehicles with a Blue Badge are not allowed?

50 mph

Why should a vehicle not be left unattended if it causes an obstruction?

To ensure accessibility for pedestrians, especially those in wheelchairs

What should you do when approaching a junction?

Be particularly careful on the approach

What is the rule for carrying a passenger on a cycle?

You must not carry a passenger unless your cycle is adapted to do so

What is the rule for riding when under the influence?

You must not ride under the influence of drink or drugs

What should you do when parking your cycle?

Find a conspicuous location where it can be seen

What should you do at a traffic light junction with an advanced stop line?

Cross the first stop line when the traffic lights are red

What is the rule for obedience to traffic signs and signals?

You must obey all traffic signs and traffic light signals

What should you do when crossing faster or busy main roads?

Dismount and push your cycle across

Where should you position yourself in a lane when approaching your exit at a roundabout?

In the centre of the lane

What should you do when riding round a roundabout?

Signal right to indicate you are not leaving the roundabout

What should you watch out for when crossing exits at a roundabout?

Vehicles crossing your path to leave or join the roundabout

What should you use when available at a roundabout?

Separate cycle facilities

Why should you take extra care when cycling across exits at a roundabout?

Because drivers may not easily see you

What should you do after overtaking on a dual carriageway with three or more lanes?

Move back to the middle lanes and then the left-hand lane when it is safe

What is the purpose of a climbing lane?

To provide a separate lane for slow-moving vehicles

What should you do when approaching a cycle lane marked by a solid white line?

Give way to cyclists

What type of lane is physically protected or located away from motor traffic?

Cycle track

When can you drive or park in a cycle lane marked by a broken white line?

Unless it is unavoidable

What should you do when turning or changing lanes near a cycle lane?

Give way to cyclists

Test your knowledge of pedestrian and cyclist crossings in the UK, including signals, accessibility features, and rules for horse riders. Learn about the Highway Code regulations for safe and responsible travel.

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