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Vermont Operator License Permit Practice Test
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You drive on a town street and come up behind a person on an electric scooter near the right edge of your lane. What should you expect as you get closer?
Correct answer: The rider may move fast and swerve into your path without warning.
Why
People on skateboards, in-line skates, scooters or electric wheelchairs can travel at a significant speed and can move suddenly or change direction into your path. Slow down, give them plenty of room, and be ready to stop when you pass or turn near them. Watch for them where you would expect pedestrians and bicyclists.
Verified against Vermont Driver's Manual · Skateboards, scooters and similar users · p. 43
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