Rules for Animals, Cyclists & Motorcyclists

Take care when passing. Slow down when necessary and let them know you are there; for example, by ringing your bell. Do not pass closely or at high speed. - [Rule 63](rule_63)

At some signal-controlled junctions there may be signs and markings informing cyclists to turn right in two stages. - [Rule 75](rule_75)

Before you take a horse or horse drawn vehicle on to the road, you should ensure all tack fits well and is in good condition, and make sure you can control the horse. - [Rule 52](rule_52)

Most bus lanes may be used by cyclists as indicated on signs. Watch out for people getting on or off a bus. - [Rule 65](rule_65)

You MUST NOT ride when under the influence of drink or drugs, including medicine. - [Rule 68](rule_68)

At night, wear reflective clothing or strips to improve your visibility in the dark. - [Rule 87](rule_87)

When crossing dual carriageways, wait for a safe gap and cross each carriageway in turn. - [Rule 77](rule_77)

All horse-drawn vehicles should have two red rear reflectors. - [Rule 48](rule_48)

When parking your cycle, find a conspicuous location, use cycle stands, do not leave it where it would cause an obstruction or hazard to other road users, and secure it well. - [Rule 70](rule_70)

Signal right when riding across exits to show you are not leaving. - [Rule 55](rule_55)