Motorised disabled buggies.
Posted: Tue Sep 09, 2014 10:32 pm
Going over a theory paper with a pupil this evening, we came upon a question relating to small motorised disabled buggies and the use of flashing amber beacons. On checking in Driving the essential skills, it stated that, "they must use a flashing amber beacon when travelling on a dual carriageway with a speed limit greater than 50mph. I seem to remember Dorset police removing an elderly gentleman from the Holes Bay dual carriageway going into Poole a few years ago because they said it was far too dangerous to travel on that road in a disabled buggy.
This brings me to whether, just as with motorways, certain classes of road user should be prohibited from using certain types of road. for their own safety. IIAC, the A 5 North of Shrewsbury has a pedestrian prohibition on it, although if I remember correctly, there is a wide grass verge.
This brings me to whether, just as with motorways, certain classes of road user should be prohibited from using certain types of road. for their own safety. IIAC, the A 5 North of Shrewsbury has a pedestrian prohibition on it, although if I remember correctly, there is a wide grass verge.