UK Driving Theory Practice Exam

What light sequence do puffin crossings have?

Red, amber, green Green, amber, red, amber and red, green Only red and green Continuous flashing amber

Correct Answer:

Green, amber, red, amber and red, green

Explanation:

A puffin crossing has a green light, amber light, red light, and additional amber and red lights that flash. These signals allow for a safe crossing for pedestrians, as the flashing amber and red lights serve as a warning before the signal changes to green for vehicles to proceed. Option A is incorrect because it does not include the additional flashing lights. Option C is incorrect because it does not mention the amber light. Option D is incorrect because it describes a zebra crossing, which has a continuous flashing amber light.

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