Crossings and vulnerable road users
Pedestrian, cycle and level crossings, and sharing the road with people who are easier to hurt.
Pedestrian crossings
Zebra, pelican, puffin and toucan crossings: priority, waiting and what the signals mean.
Learn thisPedestrians, children and older people
Looking out for people near the kerb, school zones, ice-cream vans and people who may not see or hear you.
Learn thisCyclists and horse riders
Passing distances, junction priority, dooring, and approaching horses safely.
Learn thisMotorcyclists and moped riders
Why bikes are hard to see, filtering, blind spots and giving extra time at junctions.
Learn thisLevel crossings
Automatic, user-worked and barrier crossings: signals, what to do if the car stalls.
Learn thisLorries, buses and trams
Blind spots, wide turns, bus stops and sharing space with trams.
Learn thisThe hierarchy of road users
Why those who can do the greatest harm have the greatest responsibility, and rules H1 to H3.
Learn thisEmergency vehicles
Blue lights and sirens: how to let them through legally and safely, and what you must not do.
Learn thisQuiz: Crossings and vulnerable road users
Ten random questions from across this part.
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