Other Users
When a wheelchair user is crossing at a pedestrian crossing, the driver must:
Reviewed on 9 Aug 2026
- ✓ Give way and ensure safe passage
- B Sound the horn for them to hurry
- C Drive quickly behind them
- D Overtake other stopped vehicles
Why this is the correct answer
As a vulnerable user with the same rights as a pedestrian, the driver must give way and grant safe passage, especially at crossings and intersections.
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