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You are driving on a motorway and see a powered mobility scooter travelling slowly on the hard shoulder. Based on the Highway Code rules for wheelchairs and mobility scooters, what should you assume about this vehicle?
Explanation
Under the Highway Code (Rule 36 and related rules), mobility scooters and powered wheelchairs are divided into Class 1 (manual), Class 2 (up to 4 mph, designed for pavement use) and Class 3 (up to 8 mph, equipped for road as well as pavement). However, none of these classes are permitted on motorways. If you see a mobility scooter or wheelchair on a motorway, it should not be there, regardless of its class or speed capability. You should be prepared to react safely and report it when possible.
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