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1. highwaycode.org.uk › rule-301Highway Code Rule 301 - Highway Code

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   Highway Code Rule 301. Take extra care where the track crosses from one side of the road to the other and where the road narrows and the tracks come close to the kerb. Tram drivers usually have their own traffic signals and may be permitted to move when you are not. Always give way to trams.

2. theorytest.org.uk › hwc › highway-code-rule-301Highway Code Rule 301 - Theory Test

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   > Highway Code Rule 301 Take extra care where the track crosses from one side of the road to the other and where the road narrows and the tracks come close to the kerb. Tram drivers usually have their own traffic signals and may be permitted to move when you are not.

3. theorytest.org.uk › hwc › highway-codeRule 301 » Tramways » The Highway Code » The Interactive ...

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   301. Take extra care where the track crosses from one side of the road to the other and where the road narrows and the tracks come close to the kerb. Tram drivers usually have their own traffic signals and may be permitted to move when you are not. Always give way to trams.

4. highwaycode.org.uk › tramwaysTramways (rules 300 to 307) - Highway Code

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   Highway Code Rule 301. Take extra care where the track crosses from one side of the road to the other and where the road narrows and the tracks come close to the kerb. Tram drivers usually have their own traffic signals and may be permitted to move when you are not. Always give way to trams.

5. www.rac.co.uk › drive › adviceNew Highway Code rules - what you need to know | RAC Drive

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   • What's changed and why? The revised Highway Code came into effect from 29 January 2022, following calls to protect vulnerable road users. There are a significant number of changes but, from a driver's perspective, some of the biggest are
   • 'Hierarchy of road users' The ‘hierarchy of road users’ is a concept that places road users most at risk in the event of a collision at the top of the hierarchy.
   • Pedestrian priority. Rule H2 applies to drivers, motorcyclists horse-drawn vehicles, horse riders and cyclists. It reads: “At a junction you should give way to pedestrians crossing or waiting to cross a road into which or from which you are turning.”
   • Safe passing distances. Rule 163 previously said: “Overtake only when it is safe and legal to do so. You should not get too close to the vehicle you intend to overtake.”

6. www.gov.uk › guidance › the-highway-codeThe Highway Code - Guidance - GOV.UK

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   Oct 1, 2015 · Who The Highway Code is for, how it's worded, the consequences of not following the rules, self-driving vehicles, and the hierarchy of road users (Rules H1 to H3).

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   What are the rules in the highway code?

   • But many of the rules in The Highway Code represent actual laws. As an example, let’s say you drive through a red traffic light. This is covered by Highway Code rule 109, which states that ‘You MUST obey all traffic light signals’. But the actual law you’re breaking here is covered by The Road Traffic Act 1988 1.

   What is The Highway Code? | The AA

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   What is the highway code?

   • The Highway Code is a comprehensive guide to the rules of the road. It was first introduced in 1931 and is now updated regularly to reflect developments with vehicles, driving practices and the law. Its purpose is to make roads safer for everybody, while also supporting an efficient, healthy and sustainable transport system.

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   What is the biggest update to the highway code in 4 years?

   • The biggest update to the Highway Code in four years has taken place in an effort to improve the safety of the most vulnerable road users. RAC head of roads policy Nicholas Lyes said: "These changes to the Highway Code are substantial, so it’s vitally important they are communicated clearly.

   New Highway Code rules - what you need to know | RAC Drive

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   Who should be aware of the highway code?

   • It applies to all road users – not just drivers – including the most vulnerable: pedestrians, older people or disabled people, cyclists, motorcyclists and horse riders. All road users should be aware of The Highway Code, and make decisions which give due consideration to each other. The Highway Code is broken down into a number of sections.

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8. www.theaa.com › driving-school › driving-lessonsWhat is The Highway Code? | The AA

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   Oct 20, 2023 · The Highway Code is a set of regulations aiming to make the roads safer for all users. Learn the basics of the Highway Code and how it affects you legally.