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At an equestrian crossing the push-button panel is mounted higher than on a pedestrian crossing. Why is this?

  • To keep it out of reach of children
  • To protect it from rain and mud
  • So a horse rider can press it while still mounted
    Correct
  • So it is easier for lorry drivers to see

Why?

Equestrian crossings are made for horse riders. Rule 199 of The Highway Code explains that these crossings have a higher control panel so a rider can operate the crossing without getting down from the horse.

Highway Code rule 199

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