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Highway Code

British  

noun

  1. (in Britain) an official government booklet giving guidance to users of public roads

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He said he had been driving in the UK for four years before the collision, but had not read the Highway Code, and was unfamiliar with the road layout in central Bedford.

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New guidance for overtaking cyclists has since been introduced in the Highway Code.

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He believes the best solution would be a kind of "Highway Code" for dog owners.

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In the ASA's ruling, it said it told Mars "not to condone or encourage irresponsible driving that was likely to breach the legal requirements of the Highway Code in their ads."

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"Young people are among our most vulnerable road users, which is why the Highway Code emphasises the need to drive slowly and carefully around schools, and when passing a stationary bus carrying schoolchildren."

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