Revision question · Band 3 driving test, disabilities, law

A disabled driver has difficulty turning their head. What will help overcome this disability when they're driving?

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Special seating

Additional mirrors

Being allowed not to wear a seat belt

Automatic transmission

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Additional mirrorsThis was the right answer

A driver who has difficulty in turning their head will require suitably positioned additional mirrors. These will help overcome their limited zone of vision. Training and guidance will be needed in the correct and timely use of these additional mirrors.

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National standard for driving cars and light vansReviewed guidance summary · Additional mirrors can assist a driver with restricted head movement, but the adaptation must still provide effective observation.

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