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Once secured a wheelchair may move up to 6 inches in any direction

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In securing mobility devices, once the operator helped you and secured the mobility device such as wheelchairs, the mobility device may only move up to 2 inches in any direction and not go any further. The given statement above is incorrect and needs correction.

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