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A pelican crossing goes straight across the road with an island in the middle. How should you treat it?

  • As two separate crossings, so you may drive between them
  • As a place where you never have to stop
  • As two crossings, stopping only on your side of the island
  • As one crossing, giving way to pedestrians coming from the other side
    Correct

Why?

Rule 198 of The Highway Code says a pelican crossing that goes straight across the road is one crossing, even when there is a central island. Watch for and give way to pedestrians coming from the far side.

Highway Code rule 198

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