Drivers encounter various light signals and markers at UK pedestrian crossings. Match each crossing signal or indicator to the corresponding driver rule or meaning.
- Flashing amber Belisha beaconMarks a Zebra crossing where drivers must give way once a pedestrian steps onto the crossing
- Flashing amber traffic light signalOperates at a Pelican crossing; drivers must give way to pedestrians on the crossing but may proceed if it is clear
- Steady amber traffic light signalRequires drivers to stop at the stop line unless pulling up would cause an accident
- Combined green pedestrian and bicycle symbolsDisplayed at a Toucan crossing, permitting cyclists and pedestrians to cross together without dismounting
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Flashing amber Belisha beacon matches the Zebra crossing rule; Flashing amber traffic light signal matches the Pelican crossing give-way rule; Steady amber traffic light signal matches the standard stop rule; Combined green pedestrian and bicycle symbols match the Toucan crossing shared-use rule.
Each pedestrian crossing type in the UK uses specific visual markers and signal sequences defined in Highway Code Rules 195 to 199. Belisha beacons highlight Zebra crossings; the flashing amber phase is exclusive to Pelican crossings allowing cautious progress when clear; steady amber signals mandate stopping unless unsafe; and dual green figures define Toucan crossings for shared pedestrian and cycle use.
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Operating rules and signal indications across UK pedestrian crossings
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