Flashing your headlights doesn't mean 'after you'. The Highway Code says a flash only means 'I'm here'. Don't pull out on someone else's flash without checking it's safe — and don't use one as a wave-through.
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@lucijones.bsky.socialFlashing your headlights doesn't mean 'after you'. The Highway Code says a flash only means 'I'm here'. Don't pull out on someone else's flash without checking it's safe — and don't use one as a wave-through.
@lucijones.bsky.socialA red X over a motorway lane means that lane is closed — usually for a breakdown or workers ahead. Driving in it can mean a £100 fine and 3 points, and cameras enforce it. Move over in good time.
@rainbowchazer.bsky.socialIt would appear that stopping for pedestrians at zebra crossings is now optional. #highwaycode
@andydrummond.eurosky.socialWell, the #HighwayCode says the dog should be on a lead on a shared use path. However, experience says…
@dft-answers.bsky.socialA question on #HighwayCode #Publicity tabled by Lisa Smart on 28-08-2026 has been answered by Justin Madders. https://questions-statements.parliament.uk/written-questions/detail/2026-08-28/22571
@dft-answers.bsky.socialA question on #HighwayCode tabled by Darren Paffey on 28-08-2026 has been answered by Justin Madders. https://questions-statements.parliament.uk/written-questions/detail/2026-08-28/24720
@jimfletcher.bsky.socialFlashing the headlights means NEITHER “come on” NOR “stop”, Nick Robinson
The #HighwayCode - the minimum standard required for driving a motor vehicle - makes it clear that the ONLY meaning is “I am here”.
Please leave your ‘Myway Code’ at home and drive safely.