Revision question · Other road users

On a dual carriageway with a speed limit over 50 mph, which of these must show a flashing amber beacon?

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An ambulance

A fire engine

A doctor's car on call

A mobility scooter

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A road-going powered mobility vehicle must use an amber beacon on a dual carriageway where the limit exceeds 50 mph. This is not a requirement on every dual carriageway, nor only on unrestricted ones. Its road speed is limited to 8 mph, so approach with care.

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Rule 220Highway Code rule · The statutory beacon condition is a dual-carriageway speed limit over 50 mph, not every dual carriageway or only an unrestricted one.

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