You're looking for somewhere to park your motorcycle. Neither you or your passenger are disabled. What should you do if the area is full, except for spaces marked ‘disabled use’?
You’re riding your motorcycle in a residential area. At a signed mini-roundabout, you turn right. Later, you come to roadworks. There are temporary traffic lights showing red, but no oncoming traffic. Once past, you turn right into a residential street containing road humps. You see a sign showing red-and-black arrows, asking road users to give way to oncoming traffic.
You’re riding your motorcycle in a residential area. At a signed mini-roundabout, you turn right. Later, you come to roadworks. There are temporary traffic lights showing red, but no oncoming traffic. Once past, you turn right into a residential street containing road humps. You see a sign showing red-and-black arrows, asking road users to give way to oncoming traffic.
You’re riding your motorcycle in a residential area. At a signed mini-roundabout, you turn right. Later, you come to roadworks. There are temporary traffic lights showing red, but no oncoming traffic. Once past, you turn right into a residential street containing road humps. You see a sign showing red-and-black arrows, asking road users to give way to oncoming traffic.
You’re riding your motorcycle in a residential area. At a signed mini-roundabout, you turn right. Later, you come to roadworks. There are temporary traffic lights showing red, but no oncoming traffic. Once past, you turn right into a residential street containing road humps. You see a sign showing red-and-black arrows, asking road users to give way to oncoming traffic.
You’re riding your motorcycle in a residential area. At a signed mini-roundabout, you turn right. Later, you come to roadworks. There are temporary traffic lights showing red, but no oncoming traffic. Once past, you turn right into a residential street containing road humps. You see a sign showing red-and-black arrows, asking road users to give way to oncoming traffic.
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