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Walking Stick with Red Band?

I can't remember what kind of person uses the walking stick with red band?
is it:
blind
deaf
both
disabled

I know its only one question out of many - but knowing my luck i will get in my theory tomorrow.

deaf and blind

both. i think. i would check my book but i've lost it and have been looking for it the whole day =(

Deaf and blind.

Deaf and Blind

White = blind
Red = deaf
Red & White = deaf & blind

Reply 6

polaroid13

Thanks guys.
That question didn't come up :rollseyes:. But I did pass my the theory test. Whoop!

Reply 7

someperson

polaroid13

Thanks guys.
That question didn't come up :rollseyes:. But I did pass my the theory test. Whoop!

Congratulations!

Reply 8

shorty.loves.angels

polaroid13

Thanks guys.
That question didn't come up :rollseyes:. But I did pass my the theory test. Whoop!

Congrats my darling! Typical that the one you made sure you knew didn't come up! x

Reply 9

Advisor

How about reading your highway code. Most of the info you need to learn is in there. The bit about coloured sticks is in Rule 207.

Reply 10

polaroid13

someperson

Congratulations!

Thank you! :hugs:

Reply 11

polaroid13

shorty.loves.angels

Congrats my darling! Typical that the one you made sure you knew didn't come up! x

Thanks babe! :hugs:

Haha I know! :rolleyes:

My praticals now all the way on 1st of October - 2 days before I'm due to move into Warwick if I've got in. :zomg:

I so badly need a cancellation.
I've still got to get back to you.
Your message is lost somewhere between my PM clutter.
Will sort it out and reply ASAP.
X

Reply 12

Friggerpants

Shouldn't they really not be walking on the side of the road?

Reply 13

thebardoftysoe

As far as I can tell, although white=blind, and red/white=deaf/blind; red alone doesn’t actually equal deaf. I’ve just spent a happy half-hour trawling the Interwebs, trying to find out: as I am already disabled, and use a stick; but am now increasingly deaf, as well, and wondered if there was a way of indicating this. If there is, it is not obvious; and Rule 207 of the HC only references deaf/blind people.