New Highway Code rules say drivers and cyclists have to let pedestrians cross wherever and whenever

  Pedestrians can cross the road wherever and whenever they want, and won't need a zebra crossing or traffic lights to do so .. Full story on manchestereveningnews.co.uk 

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