Wheelchair Crossing: What It Means & What To Do
What Does the Wheelchair Crossing Mean?
Wheelchair users or persons with disabilities may be crossing the road.
About This Sign
This sign warns drivers to be alert for wheelchair users or persons with mobility impairments who may cross more slowly.
Where you will see it
You meet this sign where wheelchair users or people with mobility impairments may cross the road, and they may take longer to do so.
What to do
- Slow down and scan the curb and crossing areas.
- Be ready to stop and wait patiently.
- Do not rush anyone who is crossing.
A common mistake
Drivers get impatient when someone crosses slowly. People with mobility impairments may need more time, so wait until they have fully crossed before you go.
What to remember for the test
Remember that this sign warns of wheelchair users or people with mobility impairments who may cross more slowly. The takeaway is patience and extra care.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Wheelchair Crossing mean?
Wheelchair users or persons with disabilities may be crossing the road.
What shape and color is the Wheelchair Crossing?
The Wheelchair Crossing uses the Diamond shape and Yellow with black coloring.
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