SCHEDULE 14Signs for traffic control by light signals, signs for crossings, and signs for lane control
PART 1Provisions applying to signs in Parts 2 and 3
Significance of stripes and other road markings at Parallel crossings and in Parallel controlled areas
22.
(1)
The give-way line marking provided for at item 54 of the Part 2 sign table (and shown in the diagram at item 53) conveys to vehicular traffic proceeding along the carriageway towards a Parallel crossing—
(a)
the position at or before which a vehicle must be stopped (“the stop position”), and
(b)
a requirement to stop at, or before, the stop position,
if a pedestrian or cyclist is on the carriageway, for the purposes of using the crossing, within the part of the crossing intended for (as the case may be) pedestrians or cyclists.
(2)
Where there is a refuge for pedestrians or cyclists, or central reservation, on a Parallel crossing, the parts of the crossing situated on each side of the refuge or central reservation are to be treated, for the purposes of this paragraph, as separate crossings.