Who may use toucan crossings?

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Who may use toucan crossings?

Toucan crossings

A toucan crossing is a type of pedestrian crossing that can also be used by cyclists.

Toucan crossings are mentioned in the UK Highway Code in the following rules: rule 7, rule 18, rule 25, rule 199 and rule 240

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