When driving, you must be able to recognize the visual aids and vehicle features used by disabled and vulnerable road users. Match each visual indicator with what it signifies according to the Highway Code.
- White walking stick with red reflective bandsA pedestrian who is both deaf and blind
- Plain white walking stick or caneA pedestrian who is blind or visually impaired
- Flashing amber beacon on a small vehicleA powered wheelchair or mobility scooter travelling on the road
- Dog wearing a distinctive harness or jacketA trained assistance dog accompanying a disabled person
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White walking stick with red reflective bands matches a pedestrian who is deaf and blind; Plain white walking stick matches a pedestrian who is visually impaired; Flashing amber beacon on a small vehicle matches a powered wheelchair or mobility scooter on the road; Dog wearing a distinctive harness matches an assistance dog accompanying a disabled person.
According to the UK Highway Code, distinct markings help drivers identify disabled road users. A white stick with red bands signifies a deafblind person, a plain white stick indicates visual impairment, an amber beacon marks a powered mobility vehicle in traffic, and a marked coat/harness identifies an assistance dog.
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Recognising visual indicators, mobility aids, and sensory impairment markers used by older and disabled road users.
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