Question

when you encounter an impaired road user, you should stay ______.
behind them

to their side

ahead of them

in their blind spot

Explanation:

Impaired road users (such as those with visual or cognitive impairments) have limited ability to detect surrounding traffic. Staying ahead of them removes you from their immediate path of travel and reduces the risk of collision, as they are less likely to maneuver into your space unexpectedly. Staying behind, to their side, or in their blind spot increases the risk of being unseen and hit.

Answer:

ahead of them