UK Driving Theory Practice Exam

What light sequence do puffin crossings have?

1. Red, amber, green

2. Green, amber, red, amber and red, green

3. Only red and green

4. Continuous flashing amber

The correct answer is: Green, amber, red, amber and red, green

A puffin crossing has a green light, amber light, red light, and additional amber and red lights that flash. These signals allow for a safe crossing for pedestrians, as the flashing amber and red lights serve as a warning before the signal changes to green for vehicles to proceed. Option A is incorrect because it does not include the additional flashing lights. Option C is incorrect because it does not mention the amber light. Option D is incorrect because it describes a zebra crossing, which has a continuous flashing amber light.