Ch. 2 · Pedestrian Conduct
Which of the following is the correct explanation about mobility devices for people with disabilities?
[Multiple choice · Medium]
- A.Vehicles for people with physical disabilities to move around, and other people may also use them as needed
- B.Vehicles for people with physical disabilities who have difficulty walking to move around, and other people should not use them on roads✓
- C.Anyone in the family of a person with physical disabilities may use them
- D.Other people may use them in emergencies
Answer: B: Vehicles for people with physical disabilities who have difficulty walking to move around, and other people should not use them on roads
Explanation
Article 2 of the Rules of the Road states, "Mobility devices for people with disabilities are vehicles for people with physical disabilities who have difficulty walking, so other people should not use them on roads," indicating that use by other people should be avoided.
Driving school curriculumStage 1 – Topic 8: Protection of pedestrians
Source: Ch. 2 Pedestrian Conduct · Section (第８節 身体の不自由な人の安全) · ２ 身体障害者用の車とは、身体が不自由で歩行が困難な人が移動するための車のことですから、その他の人は道路では使わないようにしましよう。
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