Revision question · Other road users

While driving at night, you see a pedestrian ahead. What does it mean if they're wearing reflective clothing and carrying a red light?

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You're approaching road workers

You're approaching an organised walk

You're approaching an accident hotspot

You're approaching slow-moving vehicles

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Pedestrians who are part of an organised walk using the road at night should wear bright or reflective clothing. The walker in front should display a white light, while the one at the back should display a red light. Be particularly careful, slow down and give the walkers plenty of room.

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Rule 5Highway Code rule · A large organised walk without a pavement keeps left, with white front and red rear lookout lights at night.

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