You are driving along an urban street behind a mobility scooter travelling on the carriageway. Why should you allow extra clearance and be prepared for the rider to steer away from the kerb unexpectedly?
- AThe rider is legally required to move into the centre of the lane before stopping
- The rider may need to avoid road surface hazards such as potholes, puddles, or drain coversCevap
- CThe rider will need to move out to compensate for severe blind spots before turning
- DThe rider is attempting to match the speed of surrounding traffic flow
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The rider may need to avoid road surface hazards such as potholes, puddles, or drain covers
Mobility scooters and powered wheelchairs have small wheels and low clearance, making them vulnerable to uneven road surfaces, potholes, grates, and debris. Riders often need to steer towards the centre of the road to negotiate these hazards safely, so drivers must leave ample clearance and anticipate sudden changes of direction.
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Driver anticipation and providing extra room for mobility scooters dealing with road surface hazards
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