UK Driving Theory Practice Exam

Who are toucan crossings designed for?

Vehicles only Pedestrians only Cyclists and pedestrians Cyclists only

Correct Answer:

Cyclists and pedestrians

Explanation:

Toucan crossings are designed for both cyclists and pedestrians. Option A, vehicles only, is incorrect because this type of crossing allows for both cyclists and pedestrians to use it. Option B, pedestrians only, is also incorrect because as mentioned, toucan crossings are designed for both cyclists and pedestrians. Option D, cyclists only, is also incorrect because toucan crossings are specifically designed for the use of both cyclists and pedestrians. It is important for vehicles to be cautious and yield at these crossings to allow safe passage for those using the crossing.

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