Read the whole junction at Brixton Road and Acre Lane
The junction of Brixton Road, Acre Lane and Brixton Hill sits on the red-route corridor. Approach it by reading signals and lane markings before traffic pressure builds. Look beyond the vehicle in front and enter a yellow box only when your exit lane is clear, apart from the specific right-turn exception in the Highway Code.
Keep checking cyclists, motorcyclists and pedestrians as well as the signal controlling your lane.
Look further ahead on Brixton Hill
Brixton Road and Brixton Hill form part of the A23, with the open sections of Rush Common alongside Brixton Hill. When you are ready to practise on Brixton Hill, look ahead for buses stopping, cyclists alongside and pedestrians near the common.
Keep a safe following distance and change speed smoothly to give yourself room to respond.
Watch for traffic and pedestrians near Brixton's stations
Brixton Underground Station is on Brixton Road, with bus and cycle connections nearby, while the railway station is on Atlantic Road. Around either station, keep scanning for buses, cyclists and pedestrians. Check your mirrors before changing speed or position and leave enough clearance from the kerb.
A controlled pace gives you time to notice someone approaching a crossing, a cyclist alongside or a vehicle pulling away.
Watch for pedestrians and deliveries on Atlantic Road
Brixton Market has stalls on Atlantic Road. That can mean pedestrians and deliveries close to the kerb. Keep enough clearance from parked or loading vehicles, watch for people appearing between them and resist following the vehicle ahead into space you have not checked.
Check the sign beside the exact bay
On Brixton Station Road, check the sign beside the bay before pulling over. Lambeth controlled parking zones can contain different restrictions, so the times for one street or bay may not apply to the next.
Look at the road marking and read the nearest time plate. Then check your mirrors and blind spot before moving towards the kerb.
Watch for people near Brockwell Park
Around Brockwell Park on Norwood Road, drive at a speed that gives you time to respond if a child, pedestrian or cyclist appears near a park entrance or between parked vehicles.