Index

An A to Z index of topics covered by The Highway Code.

1. • ABS see Braking/brakes
   • Active Traffic Management (ATM) signs – 269
   • Advanced stop lines – 61, 71, 178 and 192
   • Airbags – 101
   • Alcohol – 68, 95 and Penalties

   • Animals – 47 to 58, 98, 214, 215 and 286

     • Horses – 47 to 55, 163, 167, 186, 214, 215 and 286
     • Animals at level crossings – 294
     • Animals on motorways – 253 and 277
   • Arm signals – 53, 55, 67, 74, 103 and Arm signals
   • Attitude – 147
   • Automated vehicles see Self-driving vehicles
2. • Baby seats see Rear-facing baby seats
   • Battery – Vehicle maintenance
   • Bends – 2, 125, 146, 160, 166, 231 and 243
   • Bikeability (cycle training) – Cycle training
   • Blind spots – 159, 161, 202 and 267
   • Blue Badge scheme – 45 and The Blue Badge Scheme
   • Box junctions – 174 and Other road markings
   • Brake warning lights – 103, 235 and Brake light signals

   • Braking/brakes – 117 to 122, 231, 237 and Vehicle maintenance

     • ABS braking – 120
     • condition of ABS braking – Vehicle maintenance

   • Breakdowns – 275 to 279

     • at level crossings – 299
     • on motorways – 276 and 277
     • in road works – 290
     • while towing – 98
   • Bright sunlight see Dazzle

   • Bus lanes – 141, 142 and 240

     • crossing – 12 and 183
     • cyclists and bus lanes – 65
     • one-way streets – 11 and 143
     • overtaking and bus lanes – 165
     • parking – 240
     • turning – 183

   • Bus stops – 243

     • give way – 223
     • overtaking – 167
     • pedestrians – 206, 223 and 243
     • school – 209

   • Buses – 223 and 265

     • board/alight – 32
     • overtaking – 65 and 167
     • school – 209
     • seatbelts – 99
     • speed limits – 124
3. • Car phones see Mobile phones
   • Caravans – 98, 124, 160, 250 and 265
   • Central islands – 19 to 20, 28, 30, 195, 197 and 243
   • Central refuges – 28
   • Changing lanes – 133, 134 and 151
   • Charging points for electric vehicles – 239
   • Chicanes – 153
   • Child locks – 102
   • Child restraints – 99, 100 and 102

   • Children

     • cars – 99, 100, 102 and Vehicle security
     • Green Cross Code – 7 and 30
     • horses – 215
     • motorways – 277
     • other goods vehicles – 99, 100 and 102
     • parking – 239
     • pedestrian crossings – 18 and 29
     • pedestrians – 7, 202, 204 to 210 and 304
     • vans – 99, 100 and 102
     • young – 4 and 7
   • Clearways – 240 and Signs giving orders
   • Climbing/crawler lane – 139

   • Clothing

     • cyclists – 59
     • drivers – 97 and 228
     • horse riders – 49
     • motorcyclists – 83, 84, 86 and 87
     • pedestrians – 3, 5, 17 and 58
   • Coasting – 122
   • Concentration – 144, 148 to 150 and 288
   • Consideration – 144 and 147

   • Conspicuity

     • cyclists – 59 and 60
     • horse-drawn vehicles – 48
     • horse riders – 49 and 50
     • motorcyclists – 86 and 87
     • pedestrians – 3, 5, 17 and 58
   • Contraflow systems – 290
   • Controlled crossings – 7, 22 to 30, 81 to 82 and 196 to 199
   • Controlled parking zones – 238 and 245
   • Controls – 97
   • Country roads – 154 and 214
   • Courtesy – 147

   • Crossing the road – 7 to 35

     • cyclists – 77 and 81 to 82
   • Crossings see Pedestrian crossings
   • Crossroads (unmarked) – 146
   • Crosswinds – 232
   • Cruise control – 150

   • Cycle lanes and tracks

     • cyclists – 13, 61 and 65
     • dogs – 56
     • drivers – 140
     • horse riders – 13 and 54
     • parking – 140 and 240
     • pedestrians – 11 to 13, 62 and 66
     • shared – 13, 62 and 63
     • turning – 183
   • Cycle maintenance/choice – You and your bicycle
   • Cycle-only crossing – 82

   • Cyclists and cycling – H1 to H3, 59 to 82, 211 to 213 and 253

     • horses – 63 and 66
     • junctions – 73 to 75, 170, 177, 178, 180, 182 to 183 and 211
     • overtaking/clearance – 63, 65, 66, 129, 160, 163, 212 and 232
     • parking – 70
     • pedestrians – 13, 62, 63 and 66
     • positioning – 67, 72 and 213
     • rear observation – 67 and 212
     • roundabouts – 78 to 80 and 186
     • routes – 61, 62 and 65
     • traffic lights – 69, 71, 81 to 82, 177 and 178
     • training – You and your bicycle
     • trams – 306
     • turning – 74, 75 and 212
4. • D plates see L plates
   • Dangerous goods – 284 to 285
   • Dazzle – 93, 115, 236 and 237
   • Decriminalised parking – Decriminalised Parking Enforcement (DPE)
   • Demisters – 229, 235 and Vehicle maintenance
   • Diagonal stripes/chevrons – 130 and Road markings
   • Direction indicators see Signals

   • Disabled – H1, 204 and 207

     • cyclists – 62
     • drivers on motorways – 253 and 279
     • pedestrian crossings – 26
     • sharing space with – 62, 63 and 125
     • vehicles for – 36 to 46, 220, 239, 241 and 250
   • Distractions – 1, 13 and 148 to 150
   • Documents – 286 to 287 and Motor vehicle documentation and learner driver requirements
   • Dogs (including guide dogs) – 56, 57 and 207
   • Doors, opening car – 67, 152 and 239
   • Double white lines – 128, 129, 165, 240 and Road markings
   • Drinking and driving – 68, 95, The road user and the law and Penalties

   • Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) officers

     • signals and livery – Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency officers and traffic officers
     • stopping powers – 107
   • Driving, general advice – H1 to H3, 144 to 156
   • Driving licence – Driving licence
   • Drugs/medicine – 68 and 96

   • Dual carriageways

     • crossing/turning – 137 and 173
     • cyclists – 77
     • three-lane – 138
     • two-lane – 137
   • Dull weather – 115

5. • Electric vehicles – 224

     • charging points – 239
   • Emergency areas – 91, 240, 263, 264, 269, 270, 271, 275, 277, 278 and The road user and the law
   • Emergency telephones – 270, 277, 278 and 283
   • Emergency vehicles – 31, 219 and 281
   • Environmental issues – 123
   • Equestrian crossings – 27, 81 and 199
   • Exhaust systems – Vehicle maintenance
   • Eyesight/vision – 92 to 94
6. • Fatigue – 91, 237 and 262
   • Filter lights – 177
   • Filtering (motorcyclists) – 88, 160 and 211
   • Fire – Vehicle maintenance
   • First aid – 283 and First aid on the road
   • Fitness to drive – 90 and 91
   • Flashing amber beacons – 220 and 225
   • Flashing headlights – 60, 110 and 111

   • Flashing signals

     • emergency – 31, 219 and 281
     • headlights – 110 and 111
     • level crossing – 293
     • motorways – 257, 258 and 271
     • police – 31, 106, 219 and 281
     • school – 208
     • slow-moving vehicles – 220 and 225
     • tramways – 33

   • Fluorescent/reflective clothing

     • animals, herded – 58
     • breakdowns – 276
     • cyclists – 59
     • horse riders – 50 and 51
     • motorcyclists – 86 and 87
     • pedestrians – 3, 5 and 17
     • powered mobility vehicles – 43

   • Fog – 234 to 236

     • lights – 114, 226 and 236
     • motorways – 235, 255 and 260
     • parking – 251

   • Footpaths

     • cyclists – 13, 62, 64 and 70
     • drivers – 145
     • horses – 54
     • pedestrians – 1, 2, 4 and 13
     • prohibited vehicles – 157 to 158
   • Footway see Pavements

7. • Give way

     • junctions – 172, 183, 185, 189 and 206
     • motorways – 259
   • Go-peds see Prohibited vehicles
   • Green Cross Code – 7 and 30
8. • Hard shoulder see Motorways
   • Hazard warning lights – 116, 276, 277, 279 and 283
   • Hazard warning plates – 284 and Hazard warning plates
   • Head restraints – 97 and Vehicle maintenance

   • Headlamps and headlights – 113 to 115, 226, 235 and 239

     • motorcycle – 87
   • Headlight flashing – 110 and 111

   • Helmets

     • cyclist – 59
     • horse riders – 49
     • incidents – 283 and First aid on the road
     • motorcyclists – 83, 86, 283 and First aid on the road
   • Hierarchy of road users – H1 to H3
   • High-Occupancy Vehicle Lanes (HOVs) – 142 and Information signs

   • Hills

     • control – 160
     • parking – 243 and 252
   • Home zones – 206 and 218
   • Horn – 112, 195 and 214

   • Horses

     • crossings – 27 and 81
     • horse-drawn vehicles – H1 to H3, 47 to 48, 52, 212, 213, 215 and Code of Practice for Horse-Drawn Vehicles
     • junctions – 170
     • overtaking – 163 and 167
     • ponies (feral and semi-feral) – 215
     • riders – H1 to H3, 13, 49 to 55, 66, 154, 155, 204, 212 to 215 and 253
     • Ride Safe Award – 52
     • roundabouts – 186
     • shared spaces – 13 and 63
   • Hot weather – 237
   • HOVs see High-Occupancy Vehicle Lanes (HOVs)
9. • Ice cream vans – 206
   • Icy weather – 126, 195, 213, 228 to 231 and 260
   • In-vehicle technology – 149 to 150
   • Incident support vehicles – 219

   • Incidents – H1, 281 to 287 and First aid on the road

     • dangerous goods – 284 to 285
     • documentation – 286 to 287
     • first aid – 283 and First aid on the road
     • flashing lights – 281
     • level crossing – 299
     • motorway – 275 and 277
     • warning signs – 281
   • Inexperienced drivers – 204, 217 and Safety code for new drivers
   • Insurance – 97, 287 and Documents
   • Islands – 7, 19 to 20, 28, 30, 195, 197 and 243
10. • Journey, preparation – 97
    • Junctions see Road Junctions
11. • No entries beginning with ‘K’
12. • L plates – Motorcycle licence requirements and Learner drivers

    • Lamps and lights – 113, 229 and Vehicle maintenance see also Headlamps and headlights

      • cyclists – 60 and You and your bicycle
      • horses – 51
      • pedestrians – 5 and 58
      • vehicles – 113 to 116, 249 to 251 and 276

    • Lane discipline – 133 to 143 and 288

      • dual carriageways – 137 and 138
      • motorways – 264 to 266
      • multi-lane carriageways – 133 to 134
      • one-way streets – 143
      • roundabouts – 184 to 187
      • single carriageways – 135 to 136
    • Lane dividers – 131 and Road markings
    • Large vehicles – 126, 160, 164, 221, 222, 233 and 294 see also Long/large vehicles
    • Lay-bys – 249 and 250
    • Learner drivers – 204, 217, 253 and Learner drivers
    • Level crossings – 34, 54, 82, 167, 243 and 291 to 299
    • Lighting requirements – 5, 43, 48, 60, 113 to 115, 226, 229, 235 and 236
    • Lights see Headlamps and headlights and Lamps and lights
    • Lines and lanes – 127 to 132, 133 to 143, 184, 185 and Road markings
    • Littering from vehicles – 147
    • Loading and unloading – 98, 246 and 247
    • Loads – 98 and 250

    • Long/large vehicles see also Large vehicles

      • cyclists – 76 and 80
      • junctions – 170 and 173
      • road works – 288
      • roundabouts – 80, 187 and 188
      • trams – 300 to 307
13. • Maintenance of vehicles – Vehicle maintenance

    • Manoeuvring – 159 to 161, 162 to 169, 170 to 183, 184 to 190 and 200 to 203

      • large vehicles – 221
      • motorcycles – 88
    • Medicines – 68 and 96
    • Merging in turn – 134 and 288
    • Metric conversion table – Metric conversions
    • Miniature motorcycles (mini-motos) see Prohibited vehicles
    • Mini-roundabouts – 188 to 190

    • Mirrors – 97, 161, 184, 202, 229, 288 and Vehicle maintenance

      • changing lanes – 133
      • fog – 234 and 235
      • motorways – 254 and 267
      • moving off – 97 and 159
      • overtaking – 163 and 267
      • turning – 179, 180 and 182
    • Mobile phones – 97, 149, 271, 277, 283, 285 and Petrol stations
    • MOT – MOT
    • Motorcycle licence – Motorcycle licence requirements

    • Motorcyclists – H1 to H3, 83 to 88, 89 to 98, 160, 211 to 213, 232 to 233, 250, 253 and 306

      • conspicuity – 86 and 87
      • junctions – 88, 170, 180, 182 and 211 to 213
      • learners – 204, 217 and 253
      • night riding – 87
      • overall stopping distance – 126, 227, 230, 235 and 260
      • overtaking – 88, 163 and 230
      • rear observation – 88 and 212
      • roundabouts – 187
      • turning – 88
      • winter – 230 and Vehicle maintenance
    • Motor tricycles see Prohibited vehicles

    • Motorways – 253 to 274

      • breakdowns – 275 to 279
      • contraflow systems – 290
      • disabled drivers – 279
      • emergency areas – 269, 270, 271 and 278
      • emergency telephones – 270, 277, 278 and 283
      • flashing lights – 257 and 258
      • fog – 234 to 236
      • hard shoulder – 269 to 271, 275, 277, 278 and 290
      • incidents – 281 to 287
      • joining – 259
      • junctions – 266
      • lane discipline – 264
      • leaving – 266 and 273
      • obstructions – 279 and 280
      • pedestrians – 6
      • places of relative safety – 275
      • prohibited vehicles – 253
      • rejoining the carriageway – 278
      • road works – 288 to 290
      • signals/signs/flashing lights – 255 to 258, 273 and 281
      • speed limits – 261
      • stopping and parking – 91, 240 and 271
      • studs – 132
    • Moving off – 159
14. • Narrow/winding roads see Country roads
    • Navigation systems – 150
    • New drivers – Penalties and Safety code for new drivers

    • Night

      • animals – 51 and 58
      • cyclists – 60
      • driving – 94
      • lights see Lamps and lights
      • motorways – 267
      • overtaking – 163
      • parking – 248 to 250
      • pedestrians – 3, 5 and 17
      • speed – 125

15. • Obstructions – 279 and 280

      • breakdowns – 276
      • cyclists – 67 and 70
      • lines/lanes – 288 and 289
      • motorways – 280
      • trams – 302
      • vehicles – 45, 146, 163, 242 and 302
    • Older drivers – 216
    • Older pedestrians – 62, 204 and 207

    • One-way streets – 143

      • crossing – 11
      • horses – 53
    • Organised walks – 5
    • Other stopping procedures – 107 and 108
    • Overhead electric lines – 292 and 307

    • Overtaking – 135, 160, 162 to 169 and 230

      • animals – 163, 214 and 215
      • before overtaking – 162
      • being overtaken – 168 and 169
      • bus lanes – 165
      • crawler lanes – 139
      • crossings – 165 and 191
      • cyclists – 65 to 67, 129, 160, 163, 211, 212 and 232
      • dual carriageways – 137 and 138
      • horse riders – 163 and 215
      • long vehicles – 160, 164 and 169
      • motorcyclists – 88, 163, 211, 212, 230 and 233
      • motorways – 267 and 268
      • queues – 163 and 288
      • single-track roads – 155
      • trams – 167, 301 and 303
16. • Parades – 5
    • Parallel crossings – 195 and 206

    • Parked vehicles

      • Green Cross Code – 7
      • pedestrians – 7, 14, 193 and 206

    • Parking – 238 to 252 and 302

      • bicycles – 70
      • controlled parking zones – 238 and 245
      • devices – 239
      • fog – 251
      • goods vehicles – 246 and 247
      • hazard warning lights – 116
      • level crossings – 291
      • motorways – 91 and 240
      • at night – 248 to 250
      • pedestrian crossings – 191
      • single-track roads – 156

    • Passengers, carriage of – 99 to 102 and 277

      • by cyclists – 68
      • by horse riders – 53
      • by learners – Learner drivers
      • by motorcyclists – 85 and Motorcycle licence requirements
      • by new drivers – Safety code for new drivers
    • Passing places – 155 to 156

    • Pavements

      • cycling – 64 and 70
      • driving – 145
      • horses – 54
      • parking – 244
      • pedestrians – H2, 1, 2, 4 and 5
      • powered mobility vehicles – 36 to 40
      • prohibited vehicles – 157 to 158
      • repairs – 35

    • Pedestrian crossings – H2, H3, 18 to 30, 191 to 199 and 240

      • controlled – 7, 21 to 29, 82 and 196 to 199
      • equestrian – 27, 81 and 199
      • level – 34
      • parallel – 195 and 206
      • pelican – 7, 22, 24, 81 and 196 to 198
      • puffin – 7, 23, 24, 81 and 199
      • staggered – 28
      • toucan – 7, 25, 26, 82 and 199
      • traffic lights – 21
      • zebra – 7, 19 to 20, 81 and 195

    • Pedestrians – H1 to H3, 1 to 35, 125, 146, 152, 154, 202, 204 to 210, 223 and 244

      • blind/deaf/older – 26, 62, 66, 204, 207 and 244
      • cyclist – 13, 62 and 66
      • junctions – 8, 170, 180 and 206
      • motorways – 6, 253 and 272
      • safety – 1, 204 to 210 and 239
      • safety barrier – 9
      • tramways – 33, 206, 223, 224 and 304

    • Pelican crossings – 7, 22, 28, 191 to 194, 196 to 198 and 240

      • cyclists – 81
      • pedestrians – 7, 18, 22, 24 and 28
    • Penalties – Penalties and Safety code for new drivers
    • Pillion passengers – 83, 85 and Motorcycle licence requirements
    • Places of relative safety – 275
    • Police stopping procedures – 106

    • Positioning

      • at junctions – 175 to 183, 186 and 235
      • cyclists at junctions – 71 and 73 to 76
      • cyclists at roundabouts – 78 to 80
      • cyclists on roads – 72
      • on the road – 160
    • Powered wheelchairs and powered mobility scooters – 36 to 46, 170, 220 and 253
    • Preparation, before setting off – 97
    • Priority for vulnerable road users – H2, H3, 8, 38, 170, 185, 186 and 206
    • Prohibited vehicles – 157 to 158 and 253
    • Protective clothing – 48, 50, 59, 83 and 84

    • Puffin crossings – 23, 24, 28, 191 to 194, 199 and 240

      • pedestrians – 7, 18, 23 and 24
      • cyclists – 81
17. • Quad bikes see Prohibited vehicles

    • Queues – 114 and 169

      • long vehicles – 169
      • motorcyclists – 88
      • overtaking – 163 and 288
      • pedestrian crossings – 192 and 193
    • Quiet lanes – 206 and 218

18. • Railway level crossings – 34, 167, 243 and 291 to 299

      • tactile surfaces – 34
    • Rear-facing baby seats – 101
    • Rear fog lights – 114, 226 and 236

    • Rear-view mirrors

      • condition – 229
      • driving – 88, 133, 159, 161, 163, 180, 184, 202, 254 and 267
      • in fog – 234 and 235
      • for towing – 98
    • Red routes – 240, 247 and Road markings

    • Reflective clothing

      • animals, herded – 58
      • breakdowns – 276
      • cycling – 59
      • horse riders – 50 and 51
      • motorcyclists – 87
      • pedestrians – 3, 5 and 17
      • powered mobility vehicles – 43
    • Reflective road studs – 132
    • Reflectors – 48, 60, You and your bicycle and Vehicle maintenance
    • Refuge areas see Emergency areas
    • Remote control parking – 149, 150 and 239

    • Residential areas

      • lights – 115
      • pedestrians – 152 and 206
      • speed – 124 and 152
    • Reversing – 200 to 203, 206 and 263
    • Ride Safe Award (horse riders) – 52

    • Riding – H1 to H3

      • cycles – 61 to 82
      • horses – 52 to 55
      • motorcycles – 83 to 88
    • Road humps – 153

    • Road junctions – H2, H3, 88, 146, 167, 170 to 183 and 211

      • cyclists – 73 to 77, 170, 177 to 183
      • filter lanes – 177
      • parking – 243
      • pedestrians – 8, 170, 180 and 206
    • Road signs see Traffic signs/road markings
    • Road studs – 132
    • Road traffic law
    • Road users, hierarchy of – H1 to H3
    • Road users requiring extra care – 204 to 218

    • Road works – 35, 132, 167, 206 and 288 to 290

      • contraflow systems – 290
      • motorways – 289 to 290

    • Roundabouts – 184 to 190

      • cyclists – 78 to 80 and 186
      • horse riders – 55 and 186
      • long vehicles – 80, 187 and 188
      • mini-roundabouts – 188 and 189
      • multiple-roundabouts – 190
      • road markings – 184 and 185
    • Route guidance and navigation systems – 150
19. • Safety barriers, pedestrian – 9

    • Safety helmets

      • cyclists – 59
      • horse riders – 49
      • motorcyclists – 83, 86, 283 and First aid on the road

    • School crossing patrols – 7, 29, 105, 208 and 210

      • overtaking – 167 and 209
      • pole positions – School crossing patrols
    • Seat belts – 99, 100, 102 and Vehicle maintenance
    • Security of vehicles – 239 and Vehicle security
    • Self-driving vehicles – 150 and Self-driving vehicles

    • Separation distance

      • cyclists – 160, 163 and 212
      • fog – 235
      • large vehicles – 222
      • motorways – 260
      • overall stopping distance – 126, 151, 227, 230, 235, 260 and 289
      • overtaking – 163, 164 and 222
      • road works – 288 and 290
    • Shared cycle routes – 13, 62 and 63

    • Signals – 103 to 112

      • arm – 53, 55, 67, 74, 103 and Arm signals
      • buses – 223
      • cyclists – 67 and 74
      • flashing – 31, 110, 111, 281 and 293
      • horn – 112, 195 and 214
      • horseriders – 53, 55 and 215
      • junctions – 103, 179, 182 and 186
      • lane changes – 133
      • large goods vehicles – 187
      • motorcyclists – 88 and Signals to other road users
      • motorways – 255 to 258, 266, 269 and 270
      • moving off – 159
      • other road users – 103 and 104
      • overtaking – 163 and 267
      • pedestrian crossings – 22 to 27, 196, 198 and 199
      • police/wardens/schools/other – 105 to 108 and Signals by authorised persons
      • roundabouts – 55, 79 and 184 to 186
    • Single carriageways – 135 to 136
    • Single-track roads – 155 to 156

    • Skidding – 119

      • ABS braking – 120
      • avoiding – 231
    • Slip roads – 259, 271 and 273 to 274
    • Slippery roads see Wet/icy/slippery roads

    • Slow-moving traffic – 151, 163 and 288

      • when cycling – 72, 163 and 213

    • Slow-moving vehicles – 169, 220, 224, 225, 253 and 288

      • climbing/crawler lanes – 139
      • flashing amber beacons – 225
      • level crossings – 294
      • queues – 169
    • Smoking – 148
    • Snow – 228 to 231
    • Soft tarmac – 237
    • Speed limiters – 222 and 265

    • Speed limits – 124 to 125, 146, 152, 257, 261 and 288

      • powered mobility vehicles – 36, 44 and 220
      • towing – 98 and 124

    • Steering conditions – Vehicle maintenance

      • winter driving – 239

    • Stopping/parking – 238 to 252

      • bus lanes – 240
      • cycle lanes – 140
      • level crossings – 291 and 294
      • mobile phones – 149
      • motorways – 91, 240, 270 to 272
      • on pavements – 244 and 246
      • outside schools – 238
      • passing places – 155 to 156
      • pedestrian crossings – 191, 192, 196, 197 and 240
      • single-track roads – 155 to 156
    • Stopping distance – 126, 151, 227, 230, 235, 260 and 288 see also Separation distance

    • Stopping procedures

      • DVSA officers – 107
      • police – 106
      • traffic officers – 108
    • Street/pavement repairs – 35

20. • Tactile paving – 10

      • shared cycle routes – 13
      • surfaces at level crossings – 34
    • Tailgating – 126

    • Telephones

      • mobile phones – 97, 149, 271, 277, 283, 285 and Petrol stations
      • motorways – 270, 271, 277, 278 and 283
      • railway – 294, 297 and 299
    • Theory test – Motorcycle licence requirements, Learner drivers and New Drivers Act
    • Tinted glasses – 94
    • Tinting, windows – Window tints
    • Tiredness/illness – 90, 91, 237 and 262

    • Toucan crossings – 7, 18, 25, 199 and 240

      • cyclists – 61 and 82
      • pedestrian – 7, 25 and 82
    • Towing – 98, 124 and 160
    • Traffic calming – 67 and 153

    • Traffic lights – 109, 184, 185 and Traffic light signals

      • cyclists – 69, 71, 73, 75 to 82, 177 and 178
      • green filter lights – 177
      • junctions – 175 to 178
      • level crossings – 293 and 296
      • pedestrians – 21
      • trams – 300 and 301

    • Traffic officers – 105, 219, 225 and 281

      • signals and livery – Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency officers and traffic officers
      • stopping procedures – 108

    • Traffic signs/road markings – 109, 127 to 132, 134, 142, 143, 184, 185, 234, 238, 288, 298 and Traffic signs see also Lines and lanes

      • cyclists – 61, 69, 71, 140 and 178
      • junctions – 171, 172, 174 to 176, 178, 181 and 184
      • traffic lights – 109, 175 to 178 and Traffic light signals
    • Traffic wardens – 7 and 105
    • Trailers – 98, 124, 160, 242, 246, 250 and 265

    • Tramways – 223 and 300 to 307

      • cyclists – 82
      • overtaking – 167 and 301
      • parking – 240, 243 and 302
      • pedestrians – 33, 206, 223 and 303
      • turning left – 183
    • Transporting animals – 98
    • Triangles – 172, 276 and 277
    • Tunnels – 126

    • Turning left

      • bus/tram/cycle lanes – 183
      • junctions – 182 to 183
      • one-way streets – 143
      • roundabouts – 186

    • Turning right

      • box junctions – 174
      • cyclists – 74, 75 and 212
      • diagonal stripes/chevrons – 130
      • dual carriageways – 137 and 173
      • junctions – 179 to 181
      • one-way streets – 143
      • roundabouts – 186
      • traffic lights – 176 and 177
    • Two-second rule – 126 see also Separation distance
    • Tyres – 98, 227, You and your bicycle and Vehicle maintenance
21. • U-turn – 188
22. • Vehicle Operator Services Agency (VOSA) officers see Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency officers
    • Vehicle condition – 89, 97 and Vehicle maintenance
    • Vehicle licence – Motorcycle licence requirements and Motor vehicle documentation and learner driver requirements
    • Vehicle markings – 284 to 285 and Vehicle markings
    • Vehicle Registration Certificate – Registration certificate
    • Vehicle security – 239 and Vehicle security
    • Vehicle tax – Vehicle Excise Duty (VED)
    • Vehicle Test Certificate (MOT) – MOT

    • Vehicles

      • self-driving
      • special types

    • Visibility/view – 94, 159, 160, 162 to 164, 229 and 276

      • fog – 226, 234 and 236
      • junctions – 88, 170 and 211
      • lights – 114, 115, 226 and 236
      • motorways – 235 and 267
      • overtaking – 162, 163, 166 and 262
      • pedestrians/cyclists – 3, 7, 146, 160 and 170
      • reversing – 202 and 206
      • snow – 228 and 229
    • Vision – 92

    • Vulnerable road users – H1 to H3 and 204 to 225

      • priority – H2, H3, 8, 38, 170, 185, 186 and 206
23. • Waiting – 238
    • Warning lights – Warning displays
    • Water (on brakes) – 121

    • Wet/icy/slippery roads – 213, 227 to 231, 237 and 306

      • pedestrian crossings – 195
      • speed limits – 125
      • stopping distances – 126, 227, 230 and 260
    • White lines – 127 to 132 and Road markings
    • Windscreens/washers/wipers – 229, 235 and Vehicle maintenance
    • Windy weather – 232 to 233
    • Winter driving – Vehicle maintenance see also Snow and Wet/icy/slippery roads
24. • No entries beginning with ‘X’

25. • Yellow lines – 238, 247 and Road markings

      • criss cross, box junctions – 174

    • Young children – 4 and 7

      • horse riders – 49
      • pedestrians – 205 to 207
      • seat belts – 99 to 102

26. • Zebra crossings – H2, 191 to 195 and 240

      • cyclists – H2 and 81
      • pedestrians – H2, 7, 18 to 20 and 206
      • with a central island – 19 to 20