What Are Pedestrian Crossing Convictions?

Pedestrian crossing codes start with PC. They cover breaking the pedestrian crossing rules, whether the vehicle was moving or stationary. Each carries 3 points and stays on your driving record for 4 years.

Pedestrian Crossing Conviction Codes

Each code below shows its points and how long it stays on your record, with a link to its own page.

Code Offence Points On your record
PC10 PC10: Undefined pedestrian crossing offence 3 4 years
PC20 PC20: Pedestrian crossing offence with a moving vehicle 3 4 years
PC30 PC30: Pedestrian crossing offence with a stationary vehicle 3 4 years

4 years runs from the date of the offence, or from the date of conviction if you were banned.

Not sure which code you have? It's on your driving record, which you can check on GOV.UK's view your driving licence service, or see the full list of motoring conviction codes.

Got a Northern Ireland licence? Your codes look different, so check them on nidirect's view your NI driving licence service.

The guide on what crossing offence points mean for your cover also explains what to tell insurers.