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    Pedestrian, cycle and equestrian crossings

    Signs, signals and markings for zebra, pelican, puffin, toucan and equestrian crossings. These are the pedestrian, cycle and equestrian crossings you need to recognise for the DVSA theory test and for safe driving afterwards.

    Every crossings sign in this category

    Pelican crossing — black and white beacon and stripes UK road sign

    Pelican crossing

    Pelican crossings are signal-controlled pedestrian crossings featuring a unique flashing amber signal phase.

    Puffin crossing — black and white beacon and stripes UK road sign

    Puffin crossing

    Puffin crossings use smart electronic sensors to detect pedestrians and do not feature a flashing amber phase.

    Toucan crossing — black and white beacon and stripes UK road sign

    Toucan crossing

    Toucan crossings are shared pedestrian and cycle crossings where cyclists are legally permitted to ride across.

    Zebra crossing — black and white stripes UK road sign

    Zebra crossing

    Zebra crossings feature black and white road stripes marked by flashing yellow Belisha beacons where drivers must yield to pedestrians.

    Equestrian crossing — black and white beacon and stripes UK road sign

    Equestrian crossing

    Equestrian crossings (Pegasus crossings) are designed for horse riders, featuring raised control buttons and horse signal symbols.

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