Other Users
For legal purposes, people travelling in a wheelchair are considered:
Reviewed on 9 Aug 2026
- A Drivers of motor vehicles
- B Cyclists
- ✓ Pedestrians
- D PMV users
Why this is the correct answer
People with reduced mobility who use wheelchairs, whether manual or electric, are legally considered pedestrians and have the same rights.
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