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About Vulnerable cyclists, moped-scooters and mopeds: which statement is WRONG?

  1. CBR teaching material/Driving procedure B - a cyclist beside or behind-right of you can disappear into the blind spot; look separately over your shoulder just before turning, not only in the mirror beforehand.
  2. ✓ Every hearing-impaired cyclist has a sign on the back of the bicycle, so without a sign you do not need to account for hearing impairment.
  3. A moped-scooter may ride at most 25 km/h, both in town and outside it — one fixed figure, not the 30/40/45 distinction that applies to the moped.
  4. Electric cyclists often ride noticeably faster than ordinary cyclists, and cyclists with heavy bags or children in child seats are less stable.

Correct answer: Every hearing-impaired cyclist has a sign on the back of the bicycle, so without a sign you do not need to account for hearing impairment.

Explanation

Hearing-impaired cyclists often, but NOT always, have a sign. Drive predictably regardless and do not appear unexpectedly, sign or no sign

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