You are approaching a Pelican crossing that runs straight across the road with a central refuge island. As you draw near, the traffic lights change to flashing amber while a pedestrian is walking past the central island towards the far pavement. Which action should you take?
- AFlash your headlights to signal the pedestrian to hurry across to the opposite pavement
- BDrive across the stop line once the pedestrian steps onto the central refuge island
- Wait at the stop line and give way until the pedestrian has completely cleared the crossingCevap
- DProceed immediately because the central refuge island legally divides the road into two separate crossings
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Wait at the stop line and give way until the pedestrian has completely cleared the crossing.
According to the Highway Code (Rule 197), when a Pelican crossing goes straight across the road with a central island, it is treated as one single continuous crossing. During the flashing amber phase, drivers must give way to any pedestrian on the crossing and remain stationary behind the stop line until the pedestrian has completely stepped onto the opposite pavement.
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Highway Code rules for straight Pelican crossings with central islands during the flashing amber phase
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