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What happens at toucan crossings?

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You only stop when a pedestrian is waiting

Cyclists aren't permitted

There's a continuously flashing amber beacon

Pedestrians and cyclists may cross together

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Toucan crossings can be used by cyclists and pedestrians. Some cycle routes lead cyclists to these crossings. Always look out for cyclists, as they're likely to be approaching much faster than pedestrians.

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Rule 25Highway Code rule · Pedestrians and cyclists share the signal-controlled toucan; it has no pelican flashing-amber phase.Rule 199Highway Code rule · Pedestrians and cyclists share the signal-controlled toucan; it has no pelican flashing-amber phase.

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