- A Only down the middle of the road
- ✓ On pavements and pedestrian areas, and on the shoulder if necessary
- C Only on motorways
- D Only in the bike lane
Why this is the correct answer
People in wheelchairs may travel on pavements and pedestrian areas, and on the shoulder when necessary, as they are considered pedestrians.
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