#pegasuscrossing — Public Fediverse posts

If there’s a shared cycle and footpath, the crossing is then a #ToucanCrossing (two can cross, get it?) which is the same as a puffin crossing except that both a pedestrian and cycle are depicted in the lights.

Lastly, there is the #PegasusCrossing which is used for riders on horseback to cross. The most notable feature here is that the activation button is high enough for a rider top reach without having to dismount. Very rare – I think I’ve only ever seen one.

If there’s a shared cycle and footpath, the crossing is then a #ToucanCrossing (two can cross, get it?) which is the same as a puffin crossing except that both a pedestrian and cycle are depicted in the lights.

Lastly, there is the #PegasusCrossing which is used for riders on horseback to cross. The most notable feature here is that the activation button is high enough for a rider top reach without having to dismount. Very rare – I think I’ve only ever seen one.

If there’s a shared cycle and footpath, the crossing is then a #ToucanCrossing (two can cross, get it?) which is the same as a puffin crossing except that both a pedestrian and cycle are depicted in the lights.

Lastly, there is the #PegasusCrossing which is used for riders on horseback to cross. The most notable feature here is that the activation button is high enough for a rider top reach without having to dismount. Very rare – I think I’ve only ever seen one.

If there’s a shared cycle and footpath, the crossing is then a #ToucanCrossing (two can cross, get it?) which is the same as a puffin crossing except that both a pedestrian and cycle are depicted in the lights.

Lastly, there is the #PegasusCrossing which is used for riders on horseback to cross. The most notable feature here is that the activation button is high enough for a rider top reach without having to dismount. Very rare – I think I’ve only ever seen one.