Which designation describes a path segregating pedestrians and cyclists?

Which designation describes a path segregating pedestrians and cyclists?

• A. End of minimum speed
• B. Route to be used by pedal cycles only
• C. Segregated pedal cycle and pedestrian route
• D. Trams only

Answer: (C)

This tests understanding of routes that separate different types of users to reduce conflicts. A segregated pedal cycle and pedestrian route means a single path where pedestrians and cyclists are kept apart, often by physical separation or clear markings, so each group has its own space. This designation signals safety by design: you know you’ll be using a shared route, but with dedicated areas for pedestrians and for cyclists. The other options aren’t about separating pedestrians and cyclists: an end of minimum speed relates to speed requirements; a route to be used by pedal cycles only is for cyclists alone; and trams only refers to tram traffic. So the phrase describing the separation of pedestrians and cyclists is the correct one.

This tests understanding of routes that separate different types of users to reduce conflicts. A segregated pedal cycle and pedestrian route means a single path where pedestrians and cyclists are kept apart, often by physical separation or clear markings, so each group has its own space. This designation signals safety by design: you know you’ll be using a shared route, but with dedicated areas for pedestrians and for cyclists.

The other options aren’t about separating pedestrians and cyclists: an end of minimum speed relates to speed requirements; a route to be used by pedal cycles only is for cyclists alone; and trams only refers to tram traffic. So the phrase describing the separation of pedestrians and cyclists is the correct one.