Toucan crossings are where pedestrians and cyclists share a wide and unsegregated crossing area. Cyclists can ride across – all users should avoid changing direction suddenly. Cyclists should keep their speed down and be prepared to give way to avoid possible conflicts.

• Balgowan Avenue
• Claypotts

The latest design of road crossing for both pedestrians and cyclists.

• Built in sensors checking to see if anyone is waiting to cross.
• Less delays stopping traffic only for as long as it takes for people to cross the road and only when someone is waiting.
• Safer, clearer signals protecting people crossing by a red traffic light until they reach the other side of the road.
  There is no flashing amber phase.

Pedestrians

• Watch the red man on the display nearest to you. When it changes to green, a bleeper may sound and you may cross the road with care.

Cyclists

• Watch the red cycle on the display nearest to you. When it changes to green, a bleeper may sound and you may ride across the road with care.

• Always look left and right to check traffic before crossing the road
• Toucan crossings are shared by cyclists and pedestrians
• Cyclists must be considerate to pedestrians