Revision question · Other road users

At toucan crossings, pedestrians share the crossing with which other road users?

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Horse riders

Cyclists

Motorcyclists

Trams

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A toucan crossing is signal-controlled, but unlike a pelican crossing it doesn't have a flashing amber light in the sequence. Cyclists and pedestrians cross together, and cyclists are allowed to ride their bicycles over the crossing.

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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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