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Revision question · Band 2 traffic signs and signals, car control, pedestrians, mechanical knowledge
What happens in a controlled zone?
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Cyclists have priority over motor vehicles
Waiting restrictions are normally indicated by yellow time plates
Speed is controlled by traffic-calming measures
Waiting restrictions are normally indicated by yellow lines only
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The entry sign to a controlled parking zone will show the times of operation. Inside the zone, yellow lines indicate where waiting is prohibited. Yellow time plates are provided where a yellow-line restriction operates at different times from those shown on the entry sign.
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Rule 238Highway Code rule · The original controlled-zone artwork was inspected. Entry signs own zone times and reserved spaces remain for the users shown.Rule 242Highway Code rule · The original controlled-zone artwork was inspected. Entry signs own zone times and reserved spaces remain for the users shown.