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The Highway Code

The Highway Code is the official set of information and guidance for road users in the United Kingdom, its objective being to promote the safe and efficient use of the road network. The Code applies to all road users, including pedestrians, horse riders and cyclists, as well as motorcyclists and other drivers. It gives information on traffic signs…

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LondonPennyHome OfficeScottish OfficeThe Automobile Association
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Overview

United KingdomPedestriansCyclistsMotorcyclistsTraffic signs
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Hierarchy of road users (2022 edition)

Cycle tracksCycle lane
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Legal aspects

Road Traffic Act 1988
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The Highway Code

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The Highway Code

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see also · 17
The Highway Code → Canada, Driver's, General DirectionsVienna Convention, Highway Code, Highway CodeRoad Users' Code, Hong Kong, Irish, Maltese Highway CodeIreland's Rules, Manual, Road, Road Signs, Road TrafficVienna Convention, Signals, Signs Regulations, The Highway CodeMalta's The, Uniform Traffic Control DevicesRoad, United States
related to External links · 13
The Highway Code → English, Irish, Lithuanian, Mandarin, Media, Northern Ireland, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, UK Highway Code Audiobook, Wikimedia Commons The, Wikisource, Wiktionary-logo-en-v2
related to Legal aspects · 9
The Highway Code → Although, Certain, Highway Code, In, Offenders, Road Traffic Act, The, The Road Traffic Act, These
related to Access · 6
The Highway Code → England, Highway Code, PDF, Scotland, The, Wales
is a · 2
The Highway Code → official set of information and guidance for road users in the United Kingdom, one in force at any time

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The Highway Codeis aofficial set of information and guidance for road users in the United Kingdom0.90text
The Highway Codeis aone in force at any time0.90text
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dangerous drivinginstance offor example to establish liability in relation to offences0.80text
driver location signs in Englandinstance ofregion-specific signs0.80text
bilingual signs in Scotlandinstance ofregion-specific signs0.80text
Wales are not coveredinstance ofregion-specific signs0.80text
The Highway Coderelated to AccessThe0.60section
The Highway Coderelated to AccessHighway Code0.60section
The Highway Coderelated to AccessEngland0.60section
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