Toucan Pedestrian Crossing

Toucan Pedestrian Crossing. Toucan crossings are where pedestrians and cyclists share a wide and unsegregated crossing area. This along with the fact that all UK pedestrian crossings are named after animals, the name Toucan.

Crossings are designed for both pedestrians and cyclists and are typically used adjacent to a cycle-path (Cyclists are not allowed to cross the road using Zebra, Pelican or Puffin crossings). The name toucan crossing is derived from "two-can", since both a pedestrian and cyclist can cross together. They also feature an additional green signal for cyclists alongside the pedestrian one.

Explanation: Toucan crossings are similar to pelican crossings but there's no flashing amber phase.

They also feature an additional green signal for cyclists alongside the pedestrian one.

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The most common pedestrian crossings is the pelican crossing. The OSM Wiki for "crossing" states that I can. This along with the fact that all UK pedestrian crossings are named after animals, the name Toucan.