Masterining the Crossing :

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Highway Code Rule 82

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Masterining the Crossing :

A Cyclist's Guide to Rule 82

Understand specific regulations and safety protocols for cyclists at various road crossings under Highway Code Rule 82 , emphasizing the distinction between shared and dedicated crossings .

Toucan Crossings ( Shared Use )

Push - Button Operation : Activated by a push - button , triggering a signal for users to cross .

Cycle - Only Signalled Crossings

Linking Opposite Cycle Tracks : Specifically designed to link cycle tracks on opposite sides of a road .

Riding is Permitted :

Cyclists legally permitted to ride across when the green signal is displayed , unlike standard pedestrian crossings .

Wait for the Green Cycle Symbol :

You MUST NOT enter the crossing until the green cycle symbol is clearly displayed .

Shared Space for ' Two - Can ' Cross :

Designed for pedestrians and cyclists to share the space simultaneously .

Legal Compliance ( TSRGD ) : Rules backed by Law TSRGD schedule 14 part 1 .

Pedestrian Interactions & Shared Environments

Spacious Pedestrian Environments :

Cycle track crossings are often integrated into wide , open pedestrian areas .

High - Risk Crossings ( Level Crossings & Trams )

Take Extra Care : Exercise increased caution at level crossings and tramways to avoid wheels getting caught or other hazards .

Watch for Informal Crossings :

Cyclists should remain vigliant and be prepared to stop for pedestrians crossing the track informally , even outside of designated points .

CYCLIST DISMOUNT

Dismount When Signposted : You should dismount your bicycle at level crossings specifically where a ' cyclist dismount ' sign is displayed .