Revision question · Band 2 traffic signs and signals, car control, pedestrians, mechanical knowledge

Which road users can use a toucan crossing?

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Moped riders and cyclists

Horse riders and pedestrians

Cyclists and pedestrians

Horse riders and cyclists

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Cyclists and pedestriansThis was the right answer

Most pedestrian crossings are for pedestrians only, but the toucan crossing has been designed to be shared by both pedestrians and cyclists. You can expect to find a toucan crossing where a cycle route and a footpath cross a road at the same point.

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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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