UK Highway Code Practice Test

Which term identifies a route for pedestrians?

Route for Pedal Cycles Forming Part of a Network Entrance to Congestion Charging Zone Route for Pedestrians Symbols Showing Emergency Diversion Route for Motorway Traffic

Correct Answer:

Route for Pedestrians

Explanation:

Recognising who a route is designated for helps you read signs and plan where pedestrians should go. The term that identifies a path intended for walkers is “Route for Pedestrians.” It labels the route as being for people on foot, keeping pedestrians separate from vehicles and cycles for safety. The other options point to bicycle routes, a congestion charging entrance, or emergency diversion signs for motorways, which do not designate a pedestrian-only route.

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