When driving along a street lined with parked cars, why can it be particularly difficult to spot powered wheelchairs and mobility scooters?
- AThey travel at normal traffic speeds and accelerate rapidly away from hazards
- BThey are required by law to position themselves inside the blind spots of overtaking vehicles
- They sit low to the ground and can be easily obscured by stationary vehiclesCevap
- DThey are only permitted to cross roads directly between parked vehicles
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They sit low to the ground and can be easily obscured by stationary vehicles
Powered wheelchairs and mobility scooters sit low to the road surface. Because of their compact size and low height, they can easily be obscured by parked cars, delivery vans, and street furniture. Drivers must reduce their speed, scan carefully between stationary vehicles, and anticipate that a mobility scooter user may emerge from behind a parked vehicle.
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Low profile and visibility constraints of powered wheelchairs and mobility scooters around road hazards
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