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On a road where your vehicle for persons with reduced mobility is legally allowed, you encounter nearby pedestrians. How should you drive?

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With special caution and adapted speed

With extra caution and speed adapted to their presence, so you can react and respect their priority where applicable. LCM is the licence authorising this type of vehicle, not the vehicle’s name. This precaution does not authorise entering any pavement or pedestrian-only area.

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  • Always keeping the highest possible speed

  • Without changing course even if pedestrians approach

  • With special caution and adapted speed

The real exam in English is a translation of the Spanish original; compare both here.

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En una vía por la que puede circular legalmente su vehículo para personas con movilidad reducida, encuentra peatones próximos. ¿Cómo debe conducir?

  1. Con especial precaución y velocidad adaptada(Correct answer)
  2. Manteniendo siempre la máxima velocidad posible
  3. Sin variar la trayectoria aunque se acerquen peatones

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