Avoid Accidents & Stay Safe! Essential Highway Code Rules for Pedestrians (UK - 1-35) DVLA DVSA

In this video, I clearly explain the rules from 1 through 35 in the UK Highway Code that apply specifically to pedestrians walking along or crossing roads and highways. Even when you are a driver, AS SOON AS YOU STEP OUT OF YOUR CAR, you are a pedestrian! These are essential rules that everyone in the UK should know in order to stay safe and avoid any fines when walking along motorways and other public roads. I cover key rules such as using pedestrian crossings properly, right of way on sidewalks/pavements, walking on highways, passing parked vehicles, walking in groups, using mobiles safely as a pedestrian, and more. This is based on the latest edition of the Highway Code pedestrian section. Knowing these rules helps ensure all pedestrians know how to properly share public roads and pathways with vehicles in order to prevent accidents or dangerous situations. Watch this to become an expert on CURRENT UK pedestrian laws and code as of ! 00:00:00 - Introduction to Hazard Perception Test 00:00:16 - What is a Hazard? 00:00:54 - How the Hazard Perception Test Works 00:01:46 - Types of Hazards: Developing Hazards 00:02:44 - How to Identify a Developing Hazard 00:03:52 - Practice Clip 1 Explained (Pedestrian on phone) 00:04:47 - Practice Clip 2 Explained (Motorcyclist turning) 0005:43 - Practice Clip 3 Explained (Van pulling out) 00:06:40 - Practice Clip 4 Explained (Car reversing) 00:07:34 - Practice Clip 5 Explained (Car turning left) 00:08:26 - Practice Clip 6 Explained (Roadworks and lane merge) 00:09:18 - Practice Clip 7 Explained (Child on bicycle) 00:10:14 - Practice Clip 8 Explained (Car overtaking cyclist) 00:11:08 - Practice Clip 9 Explained (Car emerging from junction) 00:12:02 - Practice Clip 10 Explained (Pedestrian stepping into road) 00:12:56 - Scoring and Tips 00:13:38 - Key Takeaways and Conclusion