Why is a toucan crossing different from other crossings?

A: Moped riders can use it

B: It's controlled by a traffic warden

C: It's controlled by two flashing lights

D: Cyclists can use it

Toucan crossings are shared by pedestrians and cyclists, who are permitted to cycle across. They’re shown the green light together. The signals are push-button-operated and there’s no flashing amber phase.

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