Practice question
What is the rule regarding driving or mounting a motor vehicle onto a pedestrian footpath (sidewalk)?
- You must never drive on or across a footpath except when crossing via a dropped curb to gain access to adjacent property
- You may drive on the footpath to bypass stationary traffic during rush hour
- Driving on footpaths is allowed if hazard lights are activated
- Motorcycles are permitted to use sidewalks when the road is congested
Answer: A — You must never drive on or across a footpath except when crossing via a dropped curb to gain access to adjacent property
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