You are approaching a traffic-light controlled junction that has an Advanced Stop Line (ASL) marked on the road surface for cyclists. The traffic lights change to red as you approach. Which TWO actions must you take?
- Stop before the first stop line if it is safe to do so, leaving the cycle reservoir clear.Cevap
- BFilter past waiting cyclists to occupy the cycle reservoir so you can accelerate away ahead of them.
- Allow sufficient time and space for cyclists in the marked area to move off when the green signal shows.Cevap
- DMove forward into the cycle box if an oncoming driver flashes their headlights to beckon you through.
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You must stop before the first stop line if safe to do so to keep the cycle box clear, and allow time and space for cyclists to move off when the green light shows.
According to Highway Code Rule 178, drivers must stop at the first white line when traffic signals show red or amber, preserving the marked reservoir area for cyclists. When the traffic signal turns green, drivers must remain patient and allow any cyclists in the reservoir sufficient space and time to safely move off before proceeding.
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Advanced Stop Lines (ASLs) and cyclist safety at signal-controlled junctions
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