A person in a wheelchair is travelling along the road although there is a pavement on the right. What do you do?

You answered correctly. When encountering a person in a wheelchair traveling on the road, you should follow behind safely until you can overtake with enough space. You must leave plenty of room because wheelchairs can move unpredictably and may suddenly swing out. It is not allowed or helpful to honk at the person, as this could startle them and cause a dangerous situation. The main rule is to treat vulnerable road users with caution and patience, always ensuring their safety when overtaking. This approach applies to all situations involving pedestrians or people with mobility aids on the road.