alternative route. Similarly, when negotiating major roundabouts (i.e. with two or more lanes) it may be safer for you to use the pavement or find a route which avoids the roundabout altogether. 

45. All normal parking restrictions should be observed. Your vehicle should not be left unattended if it causes an obstruction to other pedestrians - especially those in wheelchairs. Parking concessions provided under the Blue Badge scheme (see Further Reading and Conversions) will apply to those vehicles displaying a valid badge. 

46. These vehicles MUST NOT  be used on motorways (see Rule 253). They should not be used on unrestricted dual carriageways where the speed limit exceeds 50 mph (80 km/h) but if they are used on these dual carriageways, they MUST  have a flashing amber beacon. A flashing amber beacon should be used on all other dual carriageways (see Rule 220). 

Laws RTRA sect 17(2) & (3), & RVLR reg 17(1) & 26 

