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Changes to the Highway Code look set to come into force later this month, giving greater focus to the safety of vulnerable road users like pedestrians, cyclists, and horse riders. Proposed by the Department for Transport, the alterations to the rulebook will likely appear from January 29 2022, pending approval from MPs. Amongst the changes will be a new 'Hierarchy of Road Users' concept, which places those most at risk in a collision at the top of the hierarchy. Pedestrians will sit at the top of the pile, with children, older adults and the disabled recognised as most vulnerable. This is then followed by cyclists, horse riders and motorcyclists. Related articles on MCN Goverment cutbacks to electric bike plug-in grant Learning to ride a motorbike: your MCN hub How to pass your CBT and ride on L-plates Although everyone is still expected to know and follow the rules as before, operators of vehicles capable of doing the greatest harm have

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