When are motorcyclists particularly vulnerable?
- A Near zebra crossings
- B In gusting winds
- C When leaving motorways
- D At traffic lights
Why this is the answer
Always be concerned for the safety of other road users. Be aware of the various factors and situations where you may have to take action to keep more vulnerable road users safe.
Why the other answers don't fit
- A
- Near zebra crossings — A zebra crossing is a place everyone slows for.
- C
- When leaving motorways — Leaving a motorway is ordinary driving at reducing speed.
- D
- At traffic lights — At traffic lights everyone is stopped or moving slowly in line.
Where this comes from
- Driving Buses and Coaches — section 7
- Driving Goods Vehicles — section 7
Rule numbers link to The Highway Code on gov.uk.
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Asked in: Lorry & Bus (LGV/PCV)
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