Near Venlo you are driving behind a cyclist with no sign at all on the rear rack. Statement: because no sign is visible, you do not need to account for a possible hearing impairment.
- True
- ✓ False
Correct answer: False
Explanation
False
Why learners get this wrong
- Hearing-impaired cyclists often, but NOT always, have a sign — drive predictably regardless
Topic: Vulnerable cyclists, moped-scooters and mopeds
Read the rule: Core: Vulnerable cyclists, moped-scooters and mopeds
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- Challenge: Vulnerable cyclists, moped-scooters and mopeds
- The model: Vulnerable cyclists, moped-scooters and mopeds
- Core: Vulnerable cyclists, moped-scooters and mopeds
- Why it matters: Vulnerable cyclists, moped-scooters and mopeds
- Active recall: Vulnerable cyclists, moped-scooters and mopeds
- Teach back: Vulnerable cyclists, moped-scooters and mopeds
- Memory hook: Vulnerable cyclists, moped-scooters and mopeds