What is a pelican crossing in a road

 A Pelican Crossing (Pedestrian Light Controlled Crossing) is a type of pedestrian crossing in the UK equipped with traffic signals for both pedestrians and vehicles. Key features include:



  • Activation: Pedestrians press a button to initiate the crossing.
  • Signals: The pedestrian signal, located directly across the road, displays a red or green figure.
  • Traffic Lights: When activated, the traffic lights turn red, halting vehicles and allowing pedestrians to cross.
  • Flashing Amber Light: Unique to Pelican crossings, the traffic light sequence includes a flashing amber light, signaling drivers to give way to pedestrians already on the crossing but allowing them to proceed if the crossing is clear.

Pelican crossings are designed to enhance pedestrian safety by effectively managing.

What is a pelican crossing in a road

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