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How is a toucan crossing different from a pelican crossing?

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At a toucan crossing, cyclists can cross with pedestrians

There are no road markings at a toucan crossing

There's a continuously flashing amber beacon at a toucan crossing

At a toucan crossing, you only stop if someone is waiting to cross

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At a toucan crossing, cyclists can cross with pedestriansThis was the right answer

There are some crossings where cycle routes lead cyclists to cross at the same place as pedestrians. These are called toucan crossings. Always look out for cyclists, as they're likely to be approaching faster than pedestrians.

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Pedestrian, cycle and equestrian crossingsReviewed guidance summary · Toucan crossings are explicitly shared by cyclists and pedestrians; this is not inferred from a generic crossing picture.

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