Which sign indicates a segregated route for cyclists and pedestrians?

• A. Buses and cycles only
• B. Trams only
• C. Route to be used by pedal cycles only
• D. Segregated pedal cycle and pedestrian route

Answer: (D)

This sign communicates that there are two distinct routes on the same area: one for pedestrians and one for cyclists, with them kept separate from each other. It’s the clear cue that you should use the pedestrian path if you’re walking and the cycle path if you’re riding, without mixing the two.

That’s why it’s the best choice here: it explicitly shows segregated paths for different types of users, not a shared route or a route limited to other modes. The other options don’t convey separation between pedestrians and cyclists—one implies a route for buses and cycles, another for trams, and another for cycles only—so they don’t match the meaning of a segregated pedestrian and cycle route.