Revision question · Band 1 road procedure

How must you treat a pelican crossing that crosses the road in a straight line and has a central island?

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As one crossing in daylight only

As one complete crossing

As two separate crossings

As two crossings during darkness

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As one complete crossingThis was the right answer

The lights that control the crossing show to both directions of traffic. If a pedestrian from either side is still crossing when the amber light is flashing, you must wait.

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Rule 196Highway Code rule · A straight pelican crossing with one signal phase is treated as one crossing; a staggered crossing has separate controls.Rule 197Highway Code rule · A straight pelican crossing with one signal phase is treated as one crossing; a staggered crossing has separate controls.

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