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Crossroads (No Lights)
Crossroads (with lights)
Unmarked Crossroads
Complex Traffic Light Junctions
Temporary And Broken Lights

Crossroads (No Lights)

Crossroads are where two roads cross each other. This lesson guides you through turning and proceeding at crossroads where there are no traffic lights.

Lesson guideline:

  1. Crossroads no lights imageIdentifying the crossroad.
  2. Approach.
  3. Turning left.
  4. Turning right.
  5. Anticipating other drivers.
  6. Crossing a major road.
  7. Priority at crossroads.

Crossroads (with lights)

Traffic lights help to ensure traffic keeps moving through junctions with minimal delays. This lesson helps you to understand and follow traffic lights, moving through the crossroads safely.

Lesson guideline:

  1. Crossroads with lights imageTraffic light sequence.
  2. Approach.
  3. Proceeding.
  4. Awareness.
  5. Filter lights.
  6. Turning left.
  7. Turning right.
  8. Queuing at traffic lights.

Unmarked Crossroads

Unmarked crossroads have no road markings or signs. No-one has priority at an unmarked crossroad. This lesson guides you through the correct manoeuvres and will help you to anticipate other road users.

Unmarked crossroads screenshotLesson guideline:

  1. Approach.
  2. Proceeding.
  3. Other vehicles.

Complex Traffic Light Junctions

Lights may control traffic through many different types of junctions. This lesson will help you understand complex traffic light junctions including traffic flows, lights, positioning and hazards.

Complex traffic lights screen shotLesson guideline:

  1. Approach position.
  2. Bollards.
  3. Filter lights.
  4. Lane position.
  5. Secondary lights.

Temporary And Broken Lights

Temporary traffic lights work in the same way as permanent ones and you must obey them. They are often used to control traffic through roadworks and temporary hazards. When traffic lights are broken or being maintained you must treat the junction as unmarked and proceed with caution.

Temporary and Broken Lights screen shotLesson guideline:

  1. Approach.
  2. Observing signs.
  3. Identifying hazards.
  4. Taking extra care.
 
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